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People mod to the extreme suspension, engines, sound systems. How has A/C been left unmolested? Seeing some of the dumb stuff people do to cars (stereo so loud you can't be in the car when it's turned up, bouncing suspension so radical the car is barely drivable and the hopping must be operated from outside) I'm amazed I haven't seen absurd A/C setups that blast ultra-sub zero air. How is this not a thing in places like phoenix? Has it just slipped under my radar? For that matter, is there a modded heater scene in Milwaukee? I'm imagining a combo with seats you can grill an egg on while injecting a mist of water behind the vents so they blow snow. Please show me that some aspect of this exists.
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I have noticed that my compressor does make a little louder "pshhhh" noise every min or two than the last car did.
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I think mine might be a little low on charge. Noticed warmer discharge temps from vents in stop and go traffic. I’ll have the dealer check next time I go.
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Mine feels weak, not strong enough for florida heat. Hopefully adding some refrigerant and a tint will remedy this.
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I live in Los Angeles so it’s always 1000° here and mine works so well that I have to keep turning it on and off because it gets too cold
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I've never done this test with a BRZ, but one hot summer road trip I logged intake temps on a very hot 600 mile trip (highway, horrible traffic, dry, rain, pretty much all conditions) in a 2012 STi. There was a significant difference in intake temps (IAT) from highway to traffic, as you'd expect, but also a significant difference when running fresh vs recirc. Recirc IATs were 50 degrees lower! The math would make sense, as you're recirculating the car's already cooled air probably 10 or so degrees, vs cooling 100+ degree coming off the pavement. The less heat you're removing, the less you are expelling from the heat exchanger and into the engine bay. It all makes sense. And my A/C works very well too! |
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