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where can i take a festiva to get a/c installed ??? my 92 5speed festi doesnt have it !! and im desperate to get a/c is hot as hell where i live so a/c is a must ???
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That's dry heat down there it's not that hot. In cali (no offense) but they are going to charge to an arm and a leg to install a complete A/C system. Better look for a festiva with A/C.---------------------------------------------------
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when everyday is 90 to 98 during the summer a/c is a must bro !! yea im gonna look at buying a festi with ac and just keep the one i have for parts or sell it later on !!! but for some reason festis with a/c are hard to findOriginally posted by festivaWES View Post
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Originally posted by aher183 View Postwhen everyday is 90 to 98 during the summer a/c is a must bro !! yea im gonna look at buying a festi with ac and just keep the one i have for parts or sell it later on !!! but for some reason festis with a/c are hard to find
Bahh AC is for sissys, plus it clutters up your engine bay, and it's one more thing to crap out.---------------------------------------------------
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haha a rather b a sissy then to be sweating my butt off !!!Originally posted by festivaWES View Post
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have you tried looking at retro fit kits for jeeps or from vintage air?Trees aren't kind to me...
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94 Justy 4WD, 87 Fiero GT, plus 2 parts cars. That's my fleet.
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I've drove a Festy for 19 years without a.c. Even in 100+ weather. Keep it moving and it aint bad.Jerry
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yeah but the kits are super expensive !! im just gonna wait and find a festi with acComment
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find a festy in the jy with ac and transfer it over89SX funtop! Fully loaded!
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Mine has it....and I've never even tried to get it working...1986 Comp Prep SVO Mustang(1 of 83) Four cylinder turbo! (Think first Fox body "R" model!)
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1991 Festiva L, Surf Blue with A/C
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There is an article in the "article" section on A/C install. Its really not to diffecult to do. Check it out. And I must be a "sissy" because all my cars have A/C!Comment
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i have one festiva with ac but i dont want the car haha all my others dont have it well the yellow one does but dont work well maybe dont really care needs the beltComment
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Just install a funtop and you dont have to worry about A/C - even though I'm still installing it anyway lol
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