Summer hot days and driving
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It’s so shitty here, I float the state inspector dudes $20 to pass me for illegal tint on the cobra.
It all started when I took my CJ5 that has no horn, wipers, or backup lights. Dropped $40 to pass that time.
It’s recurring income for those ****ers now. ****ing bean people bleeding me dry.
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It all started when I took my CJ5 that has no horn, wipers, or backup lights. Dropped $40 to pass that time.
It’s recurring income for those ****ers now. ****ing bean people bleeding me dry.
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I’ve seen a lot of tinted windshields lately. I wonder how much cash is paid to inspectors to ignore that shit. Although tinting the windshield is something I’d love to do. My work truck has tint that’s dark AF, and I think a lot about how much more dark and cool it would be if the windscreen wasn’t clear.
Newer vehicles have some tint in the windshield.
My DD shitbox from 2002 doesn’t.
The tint on my service vehicle is so dark, I ha e to have the side windows down to look for oncoming traffic at night.
Major difference
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I’ve got 3 of them that I have to float a $100 bill to get a $7 inspection all because of tint. It does get hot in West Texas and it helps a lot.
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Lol me too. When I work at night I have to roll the windows down when turning and such in places that aren’t well lit.
$100 is worth it imo
I’m about to have the vendor that does our service units do my POV.
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My car runs at 196 to 200 in the Fla heat...and it's been hot here lately.
Same
I wouldn’t want a 4 month winter with snow or anything
But I used to do donuts in the snow my 5 liter in high school.
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I thought the weather was why people move to Tx. & Fla.,......not the case ???
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To be fair, when the northern guys have their cars parked for 5 months because of snow and freezing cold and it’s 72 and sunny here, that’s when we get our revenge.
While I don't live in the south, temps up here do average 90-95 in late July through August. Those temps have no bearing on my driving in my GV70. I start my vehicle, open the sun roof to exhaust heat from the interior, turn on the seat air conditioning, turn on the interior A/C, and in very short time it's very comfortable. That's why those options are offered in vehicles. Maybe I'm just spoiled with max average temps "only" nearing 95 degrees.
I get you… As stated, it obviously doesn‘t ”hurt” the cars, but it is not a pleasant experience. When I drive any type of performance vehicle, I never turn on A/C. So if it is too hot, I won’t usually be out cruising… Just chill and do something else. Leave cruising for late at night or even early morning.
My AC hasn't worked since 2012.
I dont drive it on the hot days either, it's no fun driving around with a sweaty back.
I dont drive it on the hot days either, it's no fun driving around with a sweaty back.
It's no fun driving around with the windows up either.My AC hasn't worked since 2012.
I dont drive it on the hot days either, it's no fun driving around with a sweaty back.
Very true. When the cooler air starts to come around, I will often drive around with the windows down and the heat on.
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