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#57188 05/03/11 10:10 PM
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I live in the US south and the summer heat (often 95F or higher) overwhelms the AC capability on my 2005 Roadster. Does anyone have experience in modifications to improve the AC system's performance? I notice there is some factory installed insulation around the airbox just forward of the firewall. I am considering adding an additional layer of insulation over the top of the factory insulation. The thought is that by doubling the insulation thickness the air in the airbox will stay cooler on its way to the cockpit.

Any thoughts about this modification or any other possible fixes is appreciated

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I think your thoughts are sound.

Other than that, there's insulation of the hood, wetting the hood (cooling by evaporation), or insulation of the rest of the "cockpit". Lighter colours will make a difference too, of course.


There are probably other solutions too, but those are the first I can think of, and since noone else has responded, I figured I would. All the ideas are more or less passive and can be combined with your own idea.


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I would try a product called "Thinsulate" that is manufactured in the USA from a company called 3M, this product was used by BMW for a similar application


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