would something like this work for rearview camera previous owner tinted back window on hardtop with limo can't see anything at night
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_11472_...l+KD-ADV49.html

 

It would work but it's not totally foolproof; I have a 7" screen in my Xterra with a rearview cam. The view on screen is slightly smaller than looking in the rearview, but the camera has better POV and a fisheye lens. That tiny screen on the JVC might get you in trouble.

 

Better than your current setup would!

 

If anything the S2000 needs a front camera to protect the lower lip of the bumper, not a rear camera.

 

agreed. I'm on stock suspension and i scraped a couple times.

how do the guys with lowered s2ks do it?

 

Thanks for the input. You just have to alert of your surroundings so you don't scrape As far as the screen getting me in trouble I would keep the radio door closed.

 

just be carful thats all. Shoot I scrap all the time sometimes frame but i guess you gotta pay to play. I've been riding dumped car since 96. And I still haven't gotten tired of it.

Stock height is just so ugly in my eyes.

 

Our car is pretty short on length so just don't pull all the way into a parking spot and you won't damage your front bumper/lip.

I use the side view mirrors as a guide. Whenever the curb aligns up to the bottom edge of the sideview mirrors I stop moving forward when parking. Haven't scraped my front lip yet. *knocks on wood*

 

+1... i scrape on occasion but i have never hit a parking block or anything with my mugen lip that is like 2 inches off the ground... i dunno maybe its just driving styles i know a lot of people park by feel

 

hmm preference thing i guess. s2000 is low enough for me, switching from my s2000 then to my civic, the civic feels like an suv to me for a couple seconds.

anyone know where i can get a cheap splitter for the s2000?