Lowering top in cold weather
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From: Seattle
Yeh but if your driving down in cold weather for awhile the your top is sitting down in the well area and no way of reheating it....if its below 50 I dont do it.
Plus girls I know dont liek driving top down when its cold lol
Plus girls I know dont liek driving top down when its cold lol
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From: Milwaukee Area
all-season tires? no way. winter tires all the way. this car is fun as hell with great winter tires. I have the Nokian Hakkapeliitta RSi's myself. 
and i've had the top down as cold as 35 degrees.
and i've had the top down as cold as 35 degrees.
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From: Alexandria, Va
Originally Posted by rm7boy,Oct 30 2005, 04:04 PM
I seem to have a problem with the top folding all the way down in colder weather, it folds about 85-90% of the way, not the last little bit, unless I put it up, then down again. weird? does anyone else have this problem?
http://www.modifry.com/products/ctf/index.htm
. boy did i get some look for that one.
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From: Austin
Originally Posted by Kramer,Oct 30 2005, 10:25 AM
crank the car, let it heat up, point all vents to the roof or just up in general for about 6-8 min. Then lower the top. This allows the canvas to heat up and be more stretchable. Thus allowing it to not have to work as hard to go down all the way!! That is what I do......
