The Official S2000 CR Owners Thread
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If I know for sure there will be no rain that day, I'll take the top off and put the covercraft convertable cover in the trunk.
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On an unrelated note: Have any of you guys lowered the car without any significant changes to the steering? Are there any springs with similar rates to the CR's? Thanks!
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On an unrelated note: Have any of you guys lowered the car without any significant changes to the steering? Are there any springs with similar rates to the CR's? Thanks!
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Originally Posted by s4play,Oct 2 2009, 03:01 PM
Hey I got a serious question for ALL CR OWNERS:
Scenario: Nice weather friday night and you decide to the CR out for a spin to the city (hour away)...do you leave the hardtop at home or do you just risk it with no top? I've always been worried about this since I love to drive the car top down, however sometimes if you HAVE to park in a questionable area I would raise the soft top. Given the CR's minor deficit what do you guys do???
This problem has been haunting me in pulling the trigger on a CR?
Scenario: Nice weather friday night and you decide to the CR out for a spin to the city (hour away)...do you leave the hardtop at home or do you just risk it with no top? I've always been worried about this since I love to drive the car top down, however sometimes if you HAVE to park in a questionable area I would raise the soft top. Given the CR's minor deficit what do you guys do???
This problem has been haunting me in pulling the trigger on a CR?
Soft cockpit cover to keep casual people from tossing stuff into your car like trash / cigarette butts, etc. and an alarm with proximity alarm and remote paging.
Me, I just leave the hardtop on.
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If it is a safe part of the city and no rain in forcast one can go for it. Chance of rain or slightly seedy part of city hardtop.
Myself: Hardtop. Haven't had it off yet. Just hit 500 miles now I can run it.
Myself: Hardtop. Haven't had it off yet. Just hit 500 miles now I can run it.
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From: Killeen, TX
Originally Posted by scutrCR,Oct 3 2009, 06:47 AM
there are cockpit covers you can get so you can take the car out without the hardtop.
I've taken the top off twice, both times to work on her, but I haven't driven with the top off
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Originally Posted by scutrCR,Aug 9 2009, 01:43 PM
if you go back through this thread I posted pictures of the cockpit cover on my CR. I use this cover all the time and its great. You cant use it while driving obviously.
every new CR owner should go through this whole thread, some good info in here.
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every new CR owner should go through this whole thread, some good info in here.
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