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Jul 18, 2001 | 10:05 PM

#11

CRussel

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From: Madeira Park (Sunshine Coast)

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One of the most often overlooked advantage of replacing the stock screen with ours or Mingster's is the ability to carry on a conversation with a passenger or to actually hear the stereo. The noise is cut down substantially, and even more with the side windows up.

Definitely a huge improvement, especially with the windows up.
As for the vibration fix looking tacky -- not a problem from the pictures Rick showed.

Personally, I have the full size, but I kinda wish I'd gone with the 7/8ths -- I think the line across is a bit better. But YMMV.

Jul 19, 2001 | 03:55 AM

#12

Rick Hesel

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From: Timonium

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A little short drive and conversation with the wife now and then goes a long way toward increasingly her tolerance for all the time I spend in, under, and around this machine

Jul 19, 2001 | 04:33 AM

#13

gpiazza

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From: Brick

I own the windbaffle and use it primarily when I'm on the highway. I agree, it doesn't look at good as Rick's or even the original, but it does the job. The cabin is much quieter with it on. I spent a lot of money adding an Alpine head unit to my s2k and the windbaffle allows me to enjoy it. If you purchase the head rests from Rick, I'm sure it would accomplish the same thing.