SteveUCI

In the interest of further eliminating wind getting into the cockpit, has anyone tried plugging up the roll hoop holes? Surely there's a few ways to approach this.

One idea I had was to take two plexiglass cutouts slightly bigger than the actual roll hoop hole, place one cutout on each side of one of the holes and screw the two pieces together. Not sure if that will make sense to those who read this.

But anyway... as always I'm looking for things to take up my spare time and this is one of them. Anyone?

socal28

I was actually thinking of putting speakers there. Make a little plastic plate and dome. Just a thought!

1Y2KS2K

Rick's headrests do the trick.

SteveUCI

But if the seats aren't all the way back, air can still get through the holes in the actual roll hoops, right? Besides, I think with my height (6'1"), those headrests are gonna get in my way since the back of my head isn't resting squarely in the headrest.... Otherwise I would have gotten those a while back.

joe_s2k

[QUOTE]Originally posted by socal28
[B]I was actually thinking of putting speakers there.

DSF_S2k

Was acutally thinking of putting speakers there. Interested in how they installed them there.

Muz

mingster has already explored this avenue to the point of manufacturing and testing the inserts.

Perhaps he'll chime in here..

Rick Hesel

Yes, Mingster was planning to make something.

ironwedge

Hate to be a naysayer, but, why would anyone want to put extra mass behind their head.

In the event of a significant frontal accident the acceleration forces on the speaker could exceed the mesh screen's structual limits.

In other words, the speaker would nail you in the back of your head. Not much fun!

Maybe it's just me, but I kinda like the the sound of the exhaust and find I use that mute button (almost) more than any other control (clutch and shifter combo being number 1).

Then again, I don't have a clock in my car either.

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