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Ohmess

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Carl's write up is quite good - I used it as a starting point for my work. Some of us have added to the material Carl has provided so I highly recommend the threads Steve highlighted.

As to the heater bypass, the first question I would ask is whether you need it. There are two components to this; where you live and how much you feel you need a/c. We have a couple of months of really hot, humid weather here in the Washington DC area in the summers. And I hate hot and humid. So, I did it.

Growing up, in an area of the country with less humidity, a/c was rare and this was not a huge problem. If I still lived in WI, I may not have bothered.
 
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I have to say I am overwhelmed by the many amazing and thoughtful responses. I would love to reply to each and everyone but that may take a while. The consensus is exactly what I was looking for. I will be taking each and every piece of advice to heart. I'll be looking forward to meeting some of you in the near future.


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Not to be tooo sexist, but classic "sports" cars are like beautiful women, sometimes beauty IS skin-deep; you can overlook allot of shortcomings if the package is beautiful, so doll her up with high heels and make-up, or dress her in jeans and a T-shirt, if she looks good and not too many people have driven her hard you'll have a keeper :)

DeQ, I liked your analysis,
Mr. Ohmess, I have no clue what you're referring to
Mal, good stuff (short and sweet)
And Stan, I'm with you; Welcome to the Machine!
 
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