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R22 in 1972? Eric 05-22-2008
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Posted by Stormin Mormon on May 24, 2008, 9:54 am
Sigh. Didn't think you knew.
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So what systems specifically used "R-673, R-48, R-71, or a couple of
others"?
-zero
Posted by -zero on May 25, 2008, 3:50 am
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Nice witty reply, Stormy. Now you're the equivalent of a
retard mimicking his special-ed teachers... showing off
all your "make-believe" skills.
Whatever gets you through the day. You
should have just read the text books. Sucks to be you.
-zero
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Posted by Zyp on May 24, 2008, 12:26 am
Stormin Mormon wrote:
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R673? What kinda gas is that? I've heard of R-717, even R-600 & R-500 but
R673? And what's R-48? I thought all 400 series blends were 3 digit?
R-71?
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Zyp
Posted by Don Ocean on May 22, 2008, 11:14 pm
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Depends.. If it is N.gas it would have a different coolant in it.
Usually those are the only kind that last that long.
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