Any regrets?
- Thread starter Repostyle
- Start date
-
Sponsors (?)
Ohhhh please! Our mild climate requires no AC. You really need it a few days in the year. No, I have no regrets whatsoever. Open your window. Try South Texas, Florida, or Bangkok, there, you need AC.
smittyb
Member
No, not at all. I will be moving to Tennesse in the future though, might regret it when I get there.
codemonkey
Hungrymonkey's helper monkey
on my maroon one, It has the AC delete (I didnt do it) and it sucks sometimes. But the white one has AC on it, and I have decided to leave it, for those few days a year when it's actually needed.
But yeah our climate is mild compared to some places. In florida, if you have no AC, you may as well consider your car "broke down" hahah
But yeah our climate is mild compared to some places. In florida, if you have no AC, you may as well consider your car "broke down" hahah
loud 95
New Member
I don't regret it. I never used the A/C when I had it on the car. My windows were always down and I was always moving fast enough to provide a nice airflow inside the car. My logic was that if I didn't like it without A/C, then I could re-install the system at a later time. This would have worked, had my mom not thrown away my A/C compressor when I was away at college.
Oh well!
Oh well!
loud 95
New Member
Stangler said:My only regret is taking out my heater.
Nate
p.s. Foggy window's suck!!
That reminds me of an old friends car. He had a '94GT, which had a rear seat delete, a/c delete, smog system delete, flaming river manual rack, windshield wiper delete, and a torn out heater core. It had full tubular suspension, a fiberglass hood and racing seats as well. I know it was well below 3000 pounds. When he would leave work, he had to wipe his windshield down in order to get home. On occasion, he drove like Ace Ventura with his head out the window. It was classic!
gospeedgo
Banned
f4fntm
New Member
loud 95
New Member
gospeedgo said:
Did it have an engine or trans in it?
LOL. Yeah, but that was about it. It had a vic Jr. headed small block with only the bear essentials. All insulation was removed, as well as everything related to climate controls inside the car. Most of the underside of the dash was hollow. It was stolen three different times when he lived in Arizona, so he figured he would just finish stripping it out. I recall seeing a portion of his dash being supported with a piece of wood. The car was ghetto inside. I think some of the other body panels ended up being fiberglass too.
BrianV
Founding Member
Stangler said:
Yeah I just like to have best of all worlds. Air conditioining, stereo system, seat 4 people (well 2 adults 1 small child), power everything, cornering, breaking, 10 second passes on pump fuel, looks, insulation, etc.
I just save up until i have it all. But in the road racing world there comes a point where there is no resplacement for weight savings. Horsepower will stop giving you a track time advantage.
almostblown
New Member
- Dec 16, 2005
- 109
- 0
- 0
Similar threads
