clear up some things about hardtop
ok guys i've searched for this and couldn't find a definite answer
do all s2ks come with the soft top convertible?
if you do buy the hardtop does it go on over the folded soft top? and finally, does the hardtop do anything to the softtop?(like can i still used the soft top after i remove the hardtop)
im asking cuz im planning to buy an s2k in the next couple years so im just trying to get as much info about it and so far this forum has helped a lot.
please don't flame
do all s2ks come with the soft top convertible?
if you do buy the hardtop does it go on over the folded soft top? and finally, does the hardtop do anything to the softtop?(like can i still used the soft top after i remove the hardtop)
im asking cuz im planning to buy an s2k in the next couple years so im just trying to get as much info about it and so far this forum has helped a lot.
please don't flame
I'm really surprised you could not find those answers - they're everywhere! Including http://www.hondacars.com
I know the search engine barely works, so I'll be nice and answer instead of the

All S2000's are convertible = yes, they all have a soft top.
Yes, the hardtop sits over the convertible top when the convertible top is folded into its tray. Yes, the convertible top is still usable when the hardtop is off the car.
A real simple way to get these answers, is to visit your local Honda dealer. You don't have to talk to anyone - just look at the car and the
should go off.
I know the search engine barely works, so I'll be nice and answer instead of the

All S2000's are convertible = yes, they all have a soft top.
Yes, the hardtop sits over the convertible top when the convertible top is folded into its tray. Yes, the convertible top is still usable when the hardtop is off the car.
A real simple way to get these answers, is to visit your local Honda dealer. You don't have to talk to anyone - just look at the car and the
should go off.
Dannn:
I see you got the answers to your questions already, but I wanted to add a few answers to questions that I had before I got my hardtop.
1. The power to the soft top is disengaged when the hardtop is installed, so the soft top cannot be inadvertently or intentionally be raised while the hardtop is installed. The electric soft top is automatically re-enabled to the original function when the hardtop is lifted off of the mounting brackets.
2. The soft top boot must be removed before the hardtop can be installed. I hope some creative fabricator will design and market a modified soft top boot that protects and hides the soft top while the hardtop is installed.
3. The hardtop is fairly easy to install and requires a hardware kit that includes the wiring harness for the soft top disable and the read window defroster. I believe that there are some differences in the kits for different years, particularly for the Y2K S2K's, before the glass window was available. My only experience is with the hardtop on the MY 05 (same as 04).
4. There are some creative color combinations that mix hardtop and car colors and add character to your S2K. My S2K is Suzuku blue and my hardtop is Sebring silver (close in color to the OEM wheels so it surrounds the blue with silver).
There are a lot of folks on this site that know more about the S2K than me and I'm certain that you will find them to be helpful. Have fun deciding on what you want. I love my S2K
I see you got the answers to your questions already, but I wanted to add a few answers to questions that I had before I got my hardtop.
1. The power to the soft top is disengaged when the hardtop is installed, so the soft top cannot be inadvertently or intentionally be raised while the hardtop is installed. The electric soft top is automatically re-enabled to the original function when the hardtop is lifted off of the mounting brackets.
2. The soft top boot must be removed before the hardtop can be installed. I hope some creative fabricator will design and market a modified soft top boot that protects and hides the soft top while the hardtop is installed.
3. The hardtop is fairly easy to install and requires a hardware kit that includes the wiring harness for the soft top disable and the read window defroster. I believe that there are some differences in the kits for different years, particularly for the Y2K S2K's, before the glass window was available. My only experience is with the hardtop on the MY 05 (same as 04).
4. There are some creative color combinations that mix hardtop and car colors and add character to your S2K. My S2K is Suzuku blue and my hardtop is Sebring silver (close in color to the OEM wheels so it surrounds the blue with silver).
There are a lot of folks on this site that know more about the S2K than me and I'm certain that you will find them to be helpful. Have fun deciding on what you want. I love my S2K
Originally Posted by mad-dog-one,Mar 25 2005, 06:54 PM
4. There are some creative color combinations that mix hardtop and car colors and add character to your S2K. My S2K is Suzuku blue and my hardtop is Sebring silver (close in color to the OEM wheels so it surrounds the blue with silver).
Thanks.
thanks for the help mad-dog-one
cleared up a lot of things
anyways i think i want to get grandprix white with the hardtop for winter and use the soft top during warmer times
i always thought there were two versions hardtop and soft top s2ks
cleared up a lot of things
anyways i think i want to get grandprix white with the hardtop for winter and use the soft top during warmer times
i always thought there were two versions hardtop and soft top s2ks
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Originally Posted by PSUS2k,Mar 25 2005, 10:00 PM
Since I just bought a Suzuka Blue and need to start thinking about the hardtop for next winter do you have any pics of your color combination? I never thought about Sebring but was debating black.
Thanks.
Thanks.





Or you can go with a black or carbon fiber Mugen

Originally Posted by mad-dog-one,Mar 25 2005, 07:21 PM
I'm not much of a photographer, but I can take a couple of photos this weekend and see if I can figure out how to post'em. 

Thanks Poindexter


