How do you cruise with the windows open?!?!
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How do you cruise with the windows open?!?!
Am I crazy or is it nearly impossible to figure out a window position that gives a good open air driving experience??
It seems that no matter what position the windows are in, the air is either blowing nearly directly in your face, or if both front windows are open, you get the massive Donald Trump blow over from a crosswind!
Seems to be "ok" if you have just drivers window down and then crack the rear drivers to dissipate the air flow. But, open that passenger window and all bets are off. Seems to be no way to get a good, comfortable road breeze. Add in the sunroof and it is even harder.
Not to mention, the other day I was messing around trying to get the windows open optimally and at one point I had some combination open that created such massive resonance I thought it was going to rip the headliner out!!
Is it possible to cruise in comfort with the windows open?? If so, how?!?!
It seems that no matter what position the windows are in, the air is either blowing nearly directly in your face, or if both front windows are open, you get the massive Donald Trump blow over from a crosswind!
Seems to be "ok" if you have just drivers window down and then crack the rear drivers to dissipate the air flow. But, open that passenger window and all bets are off. Seems to be no way to get a good, comfortable road breeze. Add in the sunroof and it is even harder.
Not to mention, the other day I was messing around trying to get the windows open optimally and at one point I had some combination open that created such massive resonance I thought it was going to rip the headliner out!!
Is it possible to cruise in comfort with the windows open?? If so, how?!?!
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I hear ya.. I've been driving a 2nd gen IS since 2006, and they seem to have some odd air flow.. At anything but low speeds, it's too windy/loud to cruise with the windows down.. My track day videos sound terrible when the camera is mounted between the seats because "windows down" is typically required. The wind often drowns out the sound of the car.
-Mike
-Mike
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Although my favorite open air cruiser has been my s2000 with the ap2 wind deflector. Talk about awesome driving experience.