Calling All Convertibles - Back Window Question
#1
Calling All Convertibles - Back Window Question
Just wondering if any of the other convertible owners out there have experienced the back window shaking (violently sometimes) while driving with the windows down.
I understand that the wind has to go somewhere, but the shaking seems kind of crazy even at 55mph.
It makes me worry that it's going to tear something up.
Experiences?
I understand that the wind has to go somewhere, but the shaking seems kind of crazy even at 55mph.
It makes me worry that it's going to tear something up.
Experiences?
#2
I have noticed my rear window shake, but not violently....
I also noticed that its worse when only one window in the front is open.
Also, opening up the back 1/4 windows really helps the situation.
When you have the problem, are ALL the windows open?
I also noticed that its worse when only one window in the front is open.
Also, opening up the back 1/4 windows really helps the situation.
When you have the problem, are ALL the windows open?
#3
Yeah, it's worse with one window down, not as bad with two down, and even better with all windows down. Maybe I drive too fast, but it just seems like the damn window is going to shake itself loose or something
#4
Can't help with your question Dave, but I have a question for you vert owners: What compels someone to pay a bunch of extra money for a vert and then drive around with the windows (only) down? I see people doing that all the time.
I can see on a really hot day keeping the windows up and the air on but it seems to me if it's warm enough to have the windows down, the top should/would be down, too.
I can see on a really hot day keeping the windows up and the air on but it seems to me if it's warm enough to have the windows down, the top should/would be down, too.
#5
Can't help with your question Dave, but I have a question for you vert owners: What compels someone to pay a bunch of extra money for a vert and then drive around with the windows (only) down? I see people doing that all the time.
I can see on a really hot day keeping the windows up and the air on but it seems to me if it's warm enough to have the windows down, the top should/would be down, too.
I can see on a really hot day keeping the windows up and the air on but it seems to me if it's warm enough to have the windows down, the top should/would be down, too.
#7
There are times i find I only want the windows down, but i too have the same problem! I feel if the windows are down on the highway that rear window is going to shatter from it shaking so much. Thank you, I thought I was the only one!
#8
Can't help with your question Dave, but I have a question for you vert owners: What compels someone to pay a bunch of extra money for a vert and then drive around with the windows (only) down? I see people doing that all the time.
I can see on a really hot day keeping the windows up and the air on but it seems to me if it's warm enough to have the windows down, the top should/would be down, too.
I can see on a really hot day keeping the windows up and the air on but it seems to me if it's warm enough to have the windows down, the top should/would be down, too.
#9
Well, most of the time if the weather's good I do have the top down. But, here in Maryland right now, it's too cold in the mornings to have the top down, so to get a nice breeze inside the car, I roll the windows down. Same as you hard top guys! If I could have the top down ALL the time I would, but sometimes it's just not practical.
Honda has it right on the S2000. One poosh of a button and the top and both windows go down!
#10
Yeah, I can understand that. But I see folks driving on perfect 75 degree days in their verts with the windows down and the top up. Justa pet peeve, I guess. I mean, just push a button already!
Honda has it right on the S2000. One poosh of a button and the top and both windows go down!
Honda has it right on the S2000. One poosh of a button and the top and both windows go down!
And in perfect weather there's no excuse for having the top up!