Air con or not
Discussion
It can be retrofitted i think - you have the wiring already. IIRC TVR Power were putting together a retrofit kit for this, give them a bell and see what they say?
A/C is useful for the times when you cant get the roof off because of
a) a moaning mrs who doesnt like the wind in her hair or
b) rain and stuffiness!
A/C is useful for the times when you cant get the roof off because of
a) a moaning mrs who doesnt like the wind in her hair or
b) rain and stuffiness!
Robertjp said:
It can be retrofitted i think - you have the wiring already. IIRC TVR Power were putting together a retrofit kit for this, give them a bell and see what they say?
A/C is useful for the times when you cant get the roof off because of
a) a moaning mrs who doesnt like the wind in her hair or
b) rain and stuffiness!
Did not know that - is it alot of $$$???A/C is useful for the times when you cant get the roof off because of
a) a moaning mrs who doesnt like the wind in her hair or
b) rain and stuffiness!
This is the first 'summer' I have missed a/c - its good in humidity (and on the wet track day!)
The purist in me says no (heavy, cost bhp) but I would take it if I was offered it!
It was around £3k as an option, and from posts I've read here it costs about the same to retro-fit.
Nice to have, sometimes, and good for re-sale value. But, it does leach power (not that you'll be short of that) and can compromise the cooling system (stationary on a very hot day you may have to turn it off).
hth
Nice to have, sometimes, and good for re-sale value. But, it does leach power (not that you'll be short of that) and can compromise the cooling system (stationary on a very hot day you may have to turn it off).
hth
Edited by grumbledoak on Friday 28th August 09:32
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