100-110 degrees...
it all depends on what you want....

 

Don't bother. I'm A/C certified, and no it doesn't. Unless you are low on refrigerant. Then cus the compressor is spinning faster, the sensors can measure a pressure drop and kick it off. Kinda like an A/C lag. If it senses a drop in pressure, it kicks off so you don't burn up the compressor.

 

At least you have tinted windows. Try living in South Florida at 95 degrees without tinted windows and your car being outside for 7 hours.

What part of FL are you from 98ponycar?

 

I was in Islamadora last June, and at 5:30 am, the humidity was AT LEAST 100%. I got wet walking from the hotel room to the beach. It was ok, but never again!!

 

while Florida might not get as hot as Texas the humidity will make it feel 10x worse you'll walk out side and just start sweating and it gets real sticky it sucks

 

EXACTLY!

I hate that sticky feeling.

 

YUP! But seeing the sun rise over the ocean for the first time in my life was worth it. Been there, done that, never again..

 

you only had to visit imagine living down here!! between the heat, humidity, and hurricanes i'm suprised that people still seem to move down here!!

 

My aunt lives in Ft Pierce..it wasn't so bad there. But the Keys?? NO FREAKIN WAY!!

 

less then 50, AC off windows down, more then 50 windows up AC on, thank you mythbusters

wut aboot a vert though[&:]