Do you miss your A.C.?
Originally Posted by THE LAST Z
For you guys that deleted the a.c. to fit a bigger turbo, Do you miss it? I want to get a turbo kit but dont want to miss the a.c.
I yanked it before the turbo..never used it even when I had it...even took the heater/air out..i might miss that on cold nights where the windows fog up..other than that..i wont miss any of it.
Originally Posted by Zombie
no a/c in pheonix or vegas = suicide
thats why its only reall ok to drive at night.
besides, during the day you run a much worse chance of pinging.
Originally Posted by RooRnZ28
chicks love the ac
I agree 100%
Seriously, if you cant live without dont take it out. Everything on a performance car is about making compromises bestreen comfort and speed. Comfort for car guys rates on a scale from 0 to 100 so it just depends what you want to do and waht you can live with.
well, i still have my a/c, but it blew the compressor about a year ago.... however, i dont have my car with me anyways so i guess i miss it all!! lol!!
100% humidity in miami is an understatement. A/C is a must and though my plans include alot of power, i am keeping my a/c no matter what!!
100% humidity in miami is an understatement. A/C is a must and though my plans include alot of power, i am keeping my a/c no matter what!!
I took my a/c out with the turbo, never used it before than anyway. I don't miss it, but my car is not a daily driver. If I need something with a/c I can drive my truck.
Also, without disrespecting the guys out west the humidity is a big deal. I was out in Texas, Oklahoma, Nevada in August. It was 107 in Texas where we were working outside. I still did not sweat near as much as I did when I came back home and it was 20 degrees colder.
Also, without disrespecting the guys out west the humidity is a big deal. I was out in Texas, Oklahoma, Nevada in August. It was 107 in Texas where we were working outside. I still did not sweat near as much as I did when I came back home and it was 20 degrees colder.
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Originally Posted by Andrew1989
My family is from San Antonio. I was there over the summer and i liked it. But summers here aren't pleasant either, the humidity is disgusting. You go outside for 5 mins and you're convered in sweat and stick to everything. Winters are also not bad, but this will be my first winter with my car and i dont know what im gonna do when it snows. I dont think i have the heart to take her out and get her covered in rock salt.
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I still have mine but have been on the fense for a while. I don't drive mine often as I have a daily. Even when I do drive it I use the AC only a handful of times throughout the year. But man when you need it you really need it. With the humidity in Maryland it sure does come in handy at times. But I'm still considering it. 
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Originally Posted by buschman
I still have mine but have been on the fense for a while. I don't drive mine often as I have a daily. Even when I do drive it I use the AC only a handful of times throughout the year. But man when you need it you really need it. With the humidity in Maryland it sure does come in handy at times. But I'm still considering it.
Mike
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