BTW...I'm not advertising these. I'm just asking.


http://www.sinnovations2.com/honda_s2000_0..._s2000_00up.htm

 

just buy some plexi from the hardware store and make your own. for $15 you can buy enough plexi to make 20 sets!

 

True, but then I've got this huge left over piece taking up space in the garage, not to mention the time needed to measure, draw it out, cut it, and then clean up the mess. All things considered, $15 doesn't sound that bad.

Drive Safe,
Steve R.

 

I got something like that on the internet. Passengers were always complaining of wind going down there neck on colder days (I always said to just wear a darn scarf). Eithor way I decided to go on ebay and get a set. Everyone said they definatly helped with the wind going down there necks.

For like 10 bucks, it was worth it

 

I got my set from ricks

works nice

 

I got mine last week from ebay from that seller. Got here from Canada express mail in 4 days. Installed in 2 minutes. I expected minimal to no benefit and was pleasantly surprised. I did, in fact, notice enough difference to put down the top on borderline warm days this past week to test it out, and my head/neck didn't feel so chilly after driving around. I'm gonna combine this with Rick's 7/8th's windscreen to max out the windblocking.

 

i made them my self too with a cost about 3E

bought so some plastic from a bookstore

 

what's it do w.r.t. cutting down noise, or is that improved by increasing the size of the shield between the seats? My only concern is when I have a passenger - when above 50 mph or so, we have to yell more than speak. When with a buddy, no big deal..... when with a female, different story.

W.R.T. this 'cold air down the back of the neck', I am baffled...... I never run top down all the time. Last venture was about 25F at night. Just wear the right clothes, turn the heat up, and all is fine.

 

what is W.R.T? I've been wracking my brain trying to figure out your post...

 

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