It's hot in my Z.!!!!!
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It's hot in my Z.!!!!!
I have noticed this ever since I've had my Z, and well I dont get hardly any air in my Z with the windows down and I get so hot!
I guess its all about dynamics but Its the only car I've been in where having the windows down basically does nothing. Is it just me or am I not the only one?
This is the only thing I dont like about the Z, other than this it's perfect.
I guess its all about dynamics but Its the only car I've been in where having the windows down basically does nothing. Is it just me or am I not the only one?
This is the only thing I dont like about the Z, other than this it's perfect.
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have someone ride wit u continously blowin hair at u!
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Originally Posted by twotonez
I have noticed this ever since I've had my Z, and well I dont get hardly any air in my Z with the windows down and I get so hot!
I guess its all about dynamics but Its the only car I've been in where having the windows down basically does nothing. Is it just me or am I not the only one?
This is the only thing I dont like about the Z, other than this it's perfect.
I guess its all about dynamics but Its the only car I've been in where having the windows down basically does nothing. Is it just me or am I not the only one?
This is the only thing I dont like about the Z, other than this it's perfect.
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Originally Posted by Xx SiFaKa
Ya man I know what your saying. When I drive, I like to save gas, so I roll down the window. Try holding out you arm at an angle so the air flows into your car. Works for me?
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Originally Posted by twotonez
I have noticed this ever since I've had my Z, and well I dont get hardly any air in my Z with the windows down and I get so hot!
I guess its all about dynamics but Its the only car I've been in where having the windows down basically does nothing. Is it just me or am I not the only one?
This is the only thing I dont like about the Z, other than this it's perfect.
I guess its all about dynamics but Its the only car I've been in where having the windows down basically does nothing. Is it just me or am I not the only one?
This is the only thing I dont like about the Z, other than this it's perfect.
Be thankful, and use the A/C.
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First things first. If its hot outside I'd suggest closing your vents first if you are going to run the windows down. May seem common sense, but I drive with the windows down often when I'm alone and I rarely get hot. Unless of course the vents are open taking in hot air from outside and blowing it into the cabin.
If its dreadfully hot out, even this will do nothing... That's when you use the AC tuned to about 65 degrees.
If its dreadfully hot out, even this will do nothing... That's when you use the AC tuned to about 65 degrees.
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I used to think that until I read a study that basically states that you save more money using AC then having your window down because the drag that is caused when the windows are down causes you to lose more gas then using the AC. This test was done on the highway though.
Originally Posted by Xx SiFaKa
Ya man I know what your saying. When I drive, I like to save gas, so I roll down the window. Try holding out you arm at an angle so the air flows into your car. Works for me?
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It's 100-107 degrees lately here in Texas and my AC works fine. Out of curiosity, do any of you with weak AC have underdrive crank pullies? This could be reducing your AC function.