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YukonCornelius · 06-13-2018, 02:30 AM

I drove my Volvo P1800 around quite a bit last summer. I even did a 180 mile trip in July to the beach. WING WINDOWS. My god, without wing windows, it would have been so much worse. I bet without much trouble you could fab a air diverted by a side mirror to force air onto you.

Also, if you do have AC and don't want to run it at cost. Rolling down a big hill off the gas, the car will enter deceleration fuel cut off and run the A/C at no cost to anything except momentum, which you may not want if you're approaching a red light or stop sign.

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YukonCornelius Exceptional Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 166 Crapolier - '98 Chevrolet Cavalier base 90 day: 34.81 mpg (US) 05 CTS-V - '05 cadillac cts-v 90 day: 33.01 mpg (US) 95 Accord - '95 Honda Accord 90 day: 38.06 mpg (US) 11 CTS-V - '11 Cadillac CTS-V Thanks: 27 Thanked 15 Times in 14 Posts	I drove my Volvo P1800 around quite a bit last summer. I even did a 180 mile trip in July to the beach. WING WINDOWS. My god, without wing windows, it would have been so much worse. I bet without much trouble you could fab a air diverted by a side mirror to force air onto you. Also, if you do have AC and don't want to run it at cost. Rolling down a big hill off the gas, the car will enter deceleration fuel cut off and run the A/C at no cost to anything except momentum, which you may not want if you're approaching a red light or stop sign. __________________ Don't know why it says 00, it's a 95 374,000 miles and tired.