Cabin wind help
Racer
Joined: Oct 2011
Posts: 377
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From: OH
The other down sides are exhaust fumes making you feel high and the hatch sounding like its cracking off on every bump you hit. I thought all the naysayers were just being picky, so I bought a hatch vent, drove the car once with it, and promptly threw it in my garage cabinet. It's junk, please don't waste your money.
Drifting
Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 1,308
Likes: 123
From: Raleigh North Carolina
Anyone have a good solution for interior wind in a coupe with windows down and targa top under hatch. Today, 92 degrees top off and windows down the wind was blowing everything in the back forward and all around. Putting top back on and rolling up windows is not an option nor having zero items in car to blow around.
I did notice it wasn't bad with windows up but again they aren't going to stay up if the top is off.
I sure do love this car
I did notice it wasn't bad with windows up but again they aren't going to stay up if the top is off.
I sure do love this car
Small world... I think I might have been behind you yesterday morning on Miami Blvd heading toward Cornwallis. I don't know if you noticed where I had my windows but I usually leave the passenger side about half'ish open (at the angle change) and then I have the driver side all the way down. So far this has been the best for me when I'm driving above 50 MPH with the top off. I also have a partition, I feel it helps with the wind tunneling in the hatch.
Last edited by truth.b; Apr 11, 2013 at 08:32 AM.
Drifting
Joined: May 2011
Posts: 1,300
Likes: 39
From: White Oak NC
The other down sides are exhaust fumes making you feel high and the hatch sounding like its cracking off on every bump you hit. I thought all the naysayers were just being picky, so I bought a hatch vent, drove the car once with it, and promptly threw it in my garage cabinet. It's junk, please don't waste your money.
