heater grid removal
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You live in Colorado? That would be a great mistake, in the cold climate you live in. Really hard to start on those cold mornings.
Why do you want to take it out anyways?
Why do you want to take it out anyways?
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A guy was talking about replacing his grid with one of Olee's power blocks just a couple weeks ago. Definately not a good mod for daily drivers in cold climate though.
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I asked the same question before, but for me it doesnt matter because of my climate. The consensus was that they dont free up any power anyways so I left mine.
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That seems like a pain in the butt, compared to sitting in your truck and starting it with the grid heaters. Because if you use ether, you need 2 people- 1 to spray, and 1 to crank.
That's alot of stuff that is unnecessary.
That's alot of stuff that is unnecessary.
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