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need seat cooling
anyone have any ideas to cool down a seat? after long drives i always have this huge wet spot on the back of my shirt.
i was thinking about putting in a couple of computer cooling fans, but if anyone has any better ideas please...
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Re: need seat cooling
In my experience, the seats don't get hot if it is not hot in the car.
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the only thing you can do is give it a try i think i saw it on pimp my ride once but i dont really remeber but make sure you use a thinner foam on the seat cover so it doesnt block the windflow
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Re: need seat cooling
yea, thats what i was worried about.
if its too thick, there will be no air. if its too thin, the seats won't be as soft
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Re: need seat cooling
I got a better idea.
Have a pocket stitched into your seat.. not too thin, but not too thick, have the pocket lined with a thin carpet... something like speakerbox carpet. Then find a small plug in cooler. If you can't find one for 12V, then get a power converter and a home cooler that you can fit into your vehicle somehow. (be creative). Get a couple gel freeze packs, the big ones, and keep them in there. Then when it gets hot, just toss the gel pack in that bitch and you'll be chillin. You'll be fuckin Gellin. Like magellan, you'll be so gellin you felon.
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R.I.P.: My Thunderbird "Ricks 96".. 2/08/96 - 1/14/05.
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Re: need seat cooling
That's a pretty good idea Rick... when reading through your post I thought you were going to say buy a 12V cooler and rip it apart and take whatever device it is in the cooler that keeps thing cold, and put that into the seat... could that work?
I don't know how coolers work, I do know 12V coolers exist though. |
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Re: need seat cooling
I've seen a neat trick done once. During a re-upholstering, the shop used perforated leather and made the layer under it out of that 3M abrasive pad. It allowed a layer of air to easily circulate around your body. I would love to take that one step further and duct some 1" hose to a hole in the floor from the seat. As you travel it would suck air out. You could also duct into the seat from the AC.
A really cheap idea is to get one of those beaded seat covers like cab drivers use. I find them to be great, except I have long hair and it gets caught in the beads
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Re: Re: need seat cooling
Quote:
I think in rush hour traffic at noon that duct would suck.
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R.I.P.: My Thunderbird "Ricks 96".. 2/08/96 - 1/14/05.
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