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Nobody has mentioned airflow across the condenser at any point in this discussion. At 2000 RPM without the car moving, the pressures will be elevated due to lack of airflow across the condenser. For any meaningful measurement, you should have a fairly strong fan blowing across the condenser when doing your measuring. At 105˚F, the pressures are going to be high anyway. They'll be higher than when the car is moving, even with a strong fan blowing across the condenser.
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