Chris13002;1844043 said:
ahh, didn't know the fronts were 6.5"...
Haha, thanks, these are just cheap and very temporary speakers... We got a road trip as we are taking the car to Ocean City Md in a week for the car show and just need some audio for music...
I eventually have plans to upgrade to a much better audio system as I love audio with extreme highs and lows all sounding clear of course...
I just hope that everything isn't loose in the car and require 100lbs of dynomat to get that sound the way I want it...
Honestly, if you have a hardtop car that hasn't been molested, Dynamat shouldn't even be necessary. On my 88 (100% stock except for suspension), I had a stereo in it that you could turn the volume up loud enough to make YELLING at your passenger next to impossible. When at this volume, if you had the car turned on, all windows and doors closed, and stepped outside the vehicle, you didn't even know there was music playing inside the car. I'll remind you, this was with stock exhaust, very quiet. They were sound proofed VERY nicely from the factory.
Unfortunately, a lot of idiots have gutted their cars of the marginal amount of weight that the sound deadening adds, rather than laying off the fast food. :nono: So, you may or may not even have any of that material anymore. Now, my targa car, I don't know if they're all this way, or because mine was somewhat gutted and had been t-boned at one point, but you can hear music through the car with all the windows up and doors closed. Pretty easily at that, it drives me nuts sometimes.
Chris13002;1844050 said:
So the AC still works "good" but feel it can be colder... The automatic climate control works great and blows air at the required speeds until the target temperature is hit...
My friend mechanic says that i'll have to bring this to the dealership to get the AC recharged, as his recharging kit won't work...
The cars use a different setup for recharging the AC and he said there is a conversion kit for $50...
Is it worth considering?
All depends on where you live. Where I live, AC is nice to have, but not a necessity. When I lived in Phoenix though, if you didn't have AC, 4 months of the year, were hell.
