Alternative Aftermarket Thirdgen A/C system???
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Alternative Thirdgen A/C system???
I know for a fact that a lot of U don't have working A/C in your thirdgen for one reason or another. Some just they plain don't work and for whatever reason U have not had them fixed-- and some don't want to give up the extra H.P. they rob even if they are turned off.
I ran across an alternative A/C system here.....even though it's not a thirdgen in the picture, I also know how resourceful thirdgenners are and figure U can certainly adapt this to your thirdgen!
I ran across an alternative A/C system here.....even though it's not a thirdgen in the picture, I also know how resourceful thirdgenners are and figure U can certainly adapt this to your thirdgen!
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thats a good one,.. the best part is the generator,.. actually mounted to the trunk lid,... hahaha
i with the window unit blocking that mirror,.. i guess we know where the quarter panel damage came from.
thats a nicely modded tail light too
i with the window unit blocking that mirror,.. i guess we know where the quarter panel damage came from.
thats a nicely modded tail light too
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I can see the thought process now - get the AC fixed at the shop the right way for give or take $1000 if everything needs replacing or....buy $200 generator, and a $200 new AC (cheaper if they're used) and install it yourself. This may actually be something we see a thirdgener do seeing as how it's SO MUCH CHEAPER than doing it the right way.
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yeah, but I bet that window ac unit blows a HELL of alot colder than the normal stock AC which barely works even on a good day.
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Originally posted by 3.1EyeCandy
I can see the thought process now - get the AC fixed at the shop the right way for give or take $1000 if everything needs replacing or....buy $200 generator, and a $200 new AC (cheaper if they're used) and install it yourself. This may actually be something we see a thirdgener do seeing as how it's SO MUCH CHEAPER than doing it the right way.
I can see the thought process now - get the AC fixed at the shop the right way for give or take $1000 if everything needs replacing or....buy $200 generator, and a $200 new AC (cheaper if they're used) and install it yourself. This may actually be something we see a thirdgener do seeing as how it's SO MUCH CHEAPER than doing it the right way.
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