I can't believe nobody on this forum can give any input about Enviro-Safe. I have continued my research and found much more positive information. About the only negative I've found it that it is flammable. So what? Every vehicle is toting around 12-40 gallons of gasoline, propane, lpg, or E85 that is also much more flammable. Does anyone really care about 18 oz. or less of refrigerant catching fire? Come on. It has much better cooling properties than R-12 or 134a, has 40-70% less hp drag on the compressor under load, has larger molecules for less chance of leaks, does not have to have vacuum pulled on system (mfr recommends to release vacuum after checking for leaks) A local (Houston, Tx) vintage air dealer who has been installing aftermarket a/c systems for years told me that is all he has been using for years with great success. I'm just passing along the positive information I learned over the past couple of days about Enviro-Safe refrigerant.
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