chrs1313

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http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=96144

So you can still have heat at the track and just unplug it and make a run...kind of a cheap alternative, dont know how well it works but it is only $9...

tektrans

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If you don't have heat chances are you don't have a cigarette lighter anymore either, haha

Pro Stock John

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Haha that's kinda ghetto my friend.

Silverghost has one of these, I bought one but sold it:



Mojave heater

913MOTOR

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If its cold enough to need that, chances are the tracks too cold to hook good anyways. Just put acouple extra layers on.

chrs1313

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haha true...was cheap saw it in the flyer...

chrs1313

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what does that weigh compared to the stock heater...is it hard wired in or did you remove it for runs

chrs1313

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not true, i guess my car doesnt make enough power yet...we runs in the 30s...just need great track prep...

BadBandit69

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a couple extra layers doesn't stop the windows from fogging up. The fog is my only complaint about not having heat.

TS6

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I have one on the shelf here, it weighs about 9-10 lbs I'd say. It uses engine coolant just like a normal heater. You can mount it to blow right up through the defrost vent, that's what I plan to do when I get around to installing it...

AChotrod

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Im skinny and cant give up my heat, the AC is long gone though. I might pick one up for my jeep just to test it out even though the heat works.

chrs1313

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wow what does the stock one weigh...is it even worth the swap...

I agree I don't think I will ever give up my heat...

airfix

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For some odd reason I love how I ditched my heat and A/C.

Pro Stock John

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This link says it weighs 7.xx lbs:

http://completeoffroad.com/i-123959-...ter-1101h.html

Turbo LS1 SS

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does this have a valve so it doesn't radiate heat when the fan isn't blowing?

TXCAMSS

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I use Rain-X on the inside and outside of the glass. It keeps the glass clear and fog free on those humid race nights.

My adrenaline keeps me warm

z28rob18

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the one from harbor freight actually works decently my friend has it and now that i didnt put the heat/defrost back into my car i was gonna go get one.

Turbo LS1 SS

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?????

Josh@KY-Turbo

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I will have a Mojave heater in my new shop car for windshield defrosting duties. Under the dash is gutted big time. Past that I have some insulated Bibs to keep me warm. My **** box will be out on the street alot. Gotta have some heat.

chrs1313

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what does the complete stock heat weight

TXCAMSS

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Chris- It is a great idea and a cheap alternative IMO. That unit could make the decision as to whether to keep making passes safely or pack the stuff up and head home. I have been in a humidity drenched worse case senario and I would have paid good money to have that $9.00 heater handy.

Our quicker car has all the heating, a/c and radio stuff yanked out, but I kept both 12 volt plugs in the console for air pumps,chargers and stuff like this heater.

Thanks for sharing man!