I just use a universal holder that attaches to the air blower grill slots between the steering wheel and door. Works perfect! (also keeps your drink hot in the winter and cool in the summer ;) )
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I just use a universal holder that attaches to the air blower grill slots between the steering wheel and door. Works perfect! (also keeps your drink hot in the winter and cool in the summer ;) )
My question is: How does it know ?Quote:
Originally Posted by crotchrocket
Must be a microchip or something, better hope it never messes up and starts keeping hot stuff cold or cold stuff hot. Also is it a wireless cupholder ?
To johnny apollo, were did you get the carbon hood insert? I love the way the thing looks? Custom made or production from somewhere?
There was a guy making them - I think about 10-15 were made, along with some prototypes like a complete hood - he went by CF1 but he's no longer in business I don't believe. The scoop is modeled from an earlier iteration WRX.
-- John
Haha, please tell me you are kidding?Quote:
Originally Posted by handeeman
Wireless?
It is connected to the A/C vents so in the winter when you have hot chocolate you would have the heater on and hence the A/C vent behind it will have heat coming out of it, and in the summer when you have a lemonade in the cup holder on the air vent it will have cold A/C air coming out behind it thus keeping it cool.....
Haha, I hope you were kidding ;)
Nope completely serious...That's why I always thought the Thermos Jug was the greatest invention in the world. It keeps hot stuff hot....and cold stuff cold.....how does it know?Quote:
Originally Posted by LittleBeast
Haha, that is just how insulation works..... My attic does the same thing, must be aliens up there telling the insulation when to keep things hot and when to keep things cool..... HAHA ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by handeeman
yep, its a wireless one, i have a controller which is located on the centre console with a turn dial, nice and simple just an H to the left for hot and a C on the right for cold. Looks a bit like a household thermostat :DQuote:
Originally Posted by handeeman