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PS, about the standard way the heated air is routed to the front of the car, which is as mentioned, via steel tubes along the outside of the car. Lots of time for some serious heat transfer loss. I have taken rigid Styrofoam and made a series of slabs that cover that tube with a nice large 1/4 round radius on the outer surface. Sprayed with undercoating, this insulates those pipes to a fair degree, upping the discharge temp at your feet and defroster. hahaha, defroster. Great idea, leaving a lot to be desired. . I have the ducting at the base of the windshield (not all do) but the advice about Rain-X defogger is right on point.

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