Hot Feet?
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5th Gear Member
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 2,994
From: Ohio
driving a clutch car with flip flops sounds pretty retarded to me. i'd go barefoot before i let a loose sandal get caught on the floor mat.
devon: i hear you man. my foot well area gets pretty toasty after a bit of driving. my friend likes to call it part of the experience. lol
devon: i hear you man. my foot well area gets pretty toasty after a bit of driving. my friend likes to call it part of the experience. lol
6th Gear Member
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 6,347
From: Columbia, MO
how hot are we talking? mine gets pretty warm like the heat is on low, but its not crazy warm.
6th Gear Member
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 6,347
From: Columbia, MO
lol yeah i've kinda gotten used to sweating while driving my car. i don't know why, but i really hate using the a/c in my car. i'll still use it as a last resort, but thats it.
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Joined: Sep 2009
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From: KY, was MA
^^I second you on that. I hate AC..my fiance on the other hand LOOOVES it. Even 10 min short drives she will throw it on in her car....gets frigging stuffy feeling and uugggh. I so much rather windows down.
Devon, try to put the Dynamat on the underside....I don't see what you could lose. As long as it doesn't melt etc from being close to the exhaust. I don't know what the average heat rating on that stuff is and if it will stay stuck to the undercarriage in high heat and or wet conditions. You could turn it upside down(foil facing down) don't peel the back off and stuff it under your rug....That's what I would try if I had some laying around. This crap is too expensive to go "experiment" with.
Devon, try to put the Dynamat on the underside....I don't see what you could lose. As long as it doesn't melt etc from being close to the exhaust. I don't know what the average heat rating on that stuff is and if it will stay stuck to the undercarriage in high heat and or wet conditions. You could turn it upside down(foil facing down) don't peel the back off and stuff it under your rug....That's what I would try if I had some laying around. This crap is too expensive to go "experiment" with.
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Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 2,402
From: MA
yeah funny you posted this as I was thinking the same thing. On a 90 degree day for get about it my is hot as hell. Lets just say blower cars don't really like 95 plus degree days and they suck for convertible driving anyway.
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Joined: Aug 2009
Posts: 6,028
From: New Jersey
I was kidding about my statement prior. lol I agree with all of you, my car does get hot as hell inside. But one thing I did notice, is that after I swapped from my stock midpipe with those dreadful 4 cats to my MAC o/r H....it is noticeably cooler.
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Joined: Sep 2009
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From: KY, was MA
Funny you mention that...I don't have any cats and it's STILL quite warm lol