Poor Air Conditioning???
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"This is Rick from Empire Glass." Poor guy. Just like fatal attraction, that will teach men to keep it at home, if you know what I mean!
To anyone outside Arizona, it's kind of a local joke.
Vittorio, where in the AZ outback are you? I get out to the pretty country a couple times a month.
"This is Rick from Empire Glass." Poor guy. Just like fatal attraction, that will teach men to keep it at home, if you know what I mean!
To anyone outside Arizona, it's kind of a local joke.
Vittorio, where in the AZ outback are you? I get out to the pretty country a couple times a month.
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The heat builds up in mine just sitting there parked pretty fast. I finally made an appointment with a window tinter for next tuesday. He uses Solargard (sp?)brand tint. I am only going to have him tint the front 2 windows and a strip across the windscreen. The rest is already factory tint.
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Ram04,
I understand the factory tint on the side windows does not reduce heat nearly as well as does the metal tint. I am going to have a tint applied to the rear and back windows to reduce heat as well as UV.
I understand the factory tint on the side windows does not reduce heat nearly as well as does the metal tint. I am going to have a tint applied to the rear and back windows to reduce heat as well as UV.
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Thanks 300sdl,
I think I may just have him tint the rest. I was afraid of it getting too dark and not being able to see backing up at night, but I think if he puts just 50% on the back it shouldn't be too bad.
Are the metal tints best for heat rejection?
I think I may just have him tint the rest. I was afraid of it getting too dark and not being able to see backing up at night, but I think if he puts just 50% on the back it shouldn't be too bad.
Are the metal tints best for heat rejection?
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Ram04,
To the best of my knowledge, they are. Do not, however, take my word for that. Your tint shop should have a list of the various tint types and shades with the UV and heat reduction numbers.
I do know the metal types should not fade as the non-metal will.
To the best of my knowledge, they are. Do not, however, take my word for that. Your tint shop should have a list of the various tint types and shades with the UV and heat reduction numbers.
I do know the metal types should not fade as the non-metal will.
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Re: Re: Thanks for the input
Originally posted by 12PACK
Hijack Alert!
When you took delivery, did they make a note on the paperwork that the fogs would be installed? Any chance getting them n/c?
(Back to thread) My 95 still hasn't been recharged. It doesn't blow as cold as it used to, but with a regular cab, it works well enough that I haven't bothered having it done. I heard that you don't need a recharge unless your system is leaking. Maybe mine's only leaking a little?
Hijack Alert!
When you took delivery, did they make a note on the paperwork that the fogs would be installed? Any chance getting them n/c? (Back to thread) My 95 still hasn't been recharged. It doesn't blow as cold as it used to, but with a regular cab, it works well enough that I haven't bothered having it done. I heard that you don't need a recharge unless your system is leaking. Maybe mine's only leaking a little?
I tried to get the foglights at NC but they would not go for that. They wanted $245 to install them but I got them to do it for the $123 option price. I was happy with that.
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