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Run a pipe from your ac compressor that feeds a membrane built into your leather car seats, cooling them down on hot sticky summer days.
Baked, though with an independent cooler.
http://wardsauto.com/ar/cooled_seats_mpg/
[MaxwellBuchanan, Jul 30 2010]
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Sort of baked (see link). But welcome back to the HB! |
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kind of thing Clarkson & co would work on with hilarious results. |
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Cooled seats = baked. I've ridden in Lexi that pumped A/C air through the seat. However, it wasn't the magical experience I hoped for. Anywhere my body was in contact with the seat it blocked the air flow, so cold air only ended up going nowhere but my gentleman's area. |
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Lawrence's idea is to run actual refrigerant through the seat, like having another evaporator in the seat itself, which would solve the problmes of ventillated seats. I think that this is unworkable, but it would be easy (albeit a maintenance nightmare) to run frigid water from the evaporator through the seat. |
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