AC stopped working; dealer says condenser needs to be replaced on my dime.
#31
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Originally Posted by gravedgr
Leadership is not determined by the number of posts you make, or the number of people you verbally beat down. Ben (sometimes) has great information, but has a long way to go on delivery.
I do what I can to help as much as I can. I don't coddle individuals nor do I treat them as babies. I speak my mind, just as anybody else here has a right to do. Some people like it and a small minority don't. You just can't please everyone, that's all.
#32
Originally Posted by OCBen
I have never claimed to be a leader here, nor do I wish to live up to your or anybody else's expectations of such.
#33
Burning Brakes
I just fell into this discussion. If the mesh is so restrictive how come we can buy a factory mesh screen that they use on the cup cars and with that you say the cup cars have air flow problems? It’s just a thought.
jv
jv
#34
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Originally Posted by DerivativesGuy
OC was very welcoming when i joined this board and from what i can tell he is providing mass quantities of useful information to his fellow members. Sometimes leaders need to be stern and often they come across as "know it alls" but often times it is because they do know more than most of us.
http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/Depart...=WhatIsaLeader
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leadership
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Originally Posted by OCBen
I have never claimed to be a leader here, nor do I wish to live up to your or anybody else's expectations of such.
I do what I can to help as much as I can. I don't coddle individuals nor do I treat them as babies. I speak my mind, just as anybody else here has a right to do. Some people like and a small minority don't. You just can't please everyone, that's all.
I do what I can to help as much as I can. I don't coddle individuals nor do I treat them as babies. I speak my mind, just as anybody else here has a right to do. Some people like and a small minority don't. You just can't please everyone, that's all.
#35
Banned
Originally Posted by John Velasco
I just fell into this discussion. If the mesh is so restrictive how come we can buy a factory mesh screen that they use on the cup cars and with that you say the cup cars have air flow problems? It’s just a thought.
jv
jv
A wing increases aerodynamic drag, yet provides needed downforce to keep the rear end planted. You trade one thing against another to arrive at an optimum solution for your particular need.
#38
Burning Brakes
I just went back and read "14" and I still say the factory has a part number for mesh. It is the same that they use on the cup cars (arrow kit only) and they seem to win many races with a very little overheating.
jv
jv
#40
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Originally Posted by John Velasco
I just went back and read "14" and I still say the factory has a part number for mesh. It is the same that they use on the cup cars (arrow kit only) and they seem to win many races with a very little overheating.
Like I said, you increase the size of the heat exchangers to compensate for the protective screens, this adds some weight to the car, which can be shed in other areas that are not important for a cup race car.
#42
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Originally Posted by dstrimbu
...and I doubt that the Cup cars are air-conditioned - at least not by a reverse Rankine-cycle machine that requires a heat-exchanger. <g>
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Originally Posted by 99firehawk
I see it fairly often , the condesors are low and open to the road, all it takes is one rock with some velocity to it and it will damage a condensor. Chances are they are being honest with you and theres no way warrenty will cover a damaged condensor
#45
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I beg to differ, and I agree with rome above...I've been driving Porsches for 20 years and have not had anything more significant from road debris than rock chips.
I've never heard of anybody having to spend $1,500 to repair damage from an imperceptible impact.
I've never heard of anybody having to spend $1,500 to repair damage from an imperceptible impact.