Summer in Miami with a GTS.

[ljpviper2]

The AC in my GTS is fine Oct--April, but summer is just brutal here. The AC will not
cool the car if you leave it in the sun. I do not want to put tints. It is fully charged with no leaks.

Anyone add another AC condenser as the Porshce 911 guys do. I am also looking at
changing out the blower motor to a stronger one.

Any ideas would be appreciated.

 

[eucharistos]

stock exhaust?

running errands and the cabin will sauna-tize from stock cats bleeding heat while parked

 

[Bandit3]

The converters throw a lot of heat into the vehicle. If you can get away with removing them, the interior temperature will be bearable.

 

[PDCjonny]

Stock cats, hi flo cats or no cats it's a damn hot cockpit in the summer here, I can only imagine the Miami heat and humidity.

 

[jasontiff]

I deleted my cats and wrapped the entire pipe in 1" exhaust wrap I got at Pep Boys. 2 packages did both pipes twice. You could hold your hand on the normally-scalding pipes when the motor was at operating temp.

 

[plumcrazy]

you're close to DLM, call doug.

 

[Disturbed]

Drink water, put he windows down and drive now slower than 95mph. Works great for me in Orlando. I also didn't have AC.

 

[Chuck 98 RT/10]

The AC in my 98 was always cold. But it hasn't worked in years. Maybe I'll fix it this year.

 

[dave6666]

From Texas... We are screwed here too. I have hiflow cats, great sill venting, and the interior has sound/heat deadening added. AC is great on the hiway, ***** anywhere else. The blower is great for moving tiny duck feathers at 2 to 3 inches away tops maybe. I drive my Super Duty during the summer days, and the GTS at night then.

 

[Doug Supercharged Vipers]

There are several other factors that effect the efficiency of the AC in your car. We service them often - If you would like to stop by my shop I will suggest some options for you.


Best regards,

Doug Levin

954 434-9356

 

[ljpviper2]

Cats are long gone. I am pretty sure the blower motor can be upgraded. Its just
trying to find one that fits from another car.

Thanks for the offer Doug.