What do you say when your passengers are unable to find your door handles?
05-02-2011 | 06:17 PM
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The most common problem I have with my S2000 is my passengers being completely unable to find the door handle in low light situations.
Now, I'll admit- it's a not a very intuitive location. I remember my first ride in a S2k and I indeed thought it was a bit funky.
So every time I have someone new in the car I'm forced to say something. When I see my passengers fumble for the handle I say the line, "It's more forward than you think." I say this ALL the time.
What do you guys say when your passengers get entombed in your car and grasp fruitlessly at the tweeters and arm rest?
-Towels
Now, I'll admit- it's a not a very intuitive location. I remember my first ride in a S2k and I indeed thought it was a bit funky.
So every time I have someone new in the car I'm forced to say something. When I see my passengers fumble for the handle I say the line, "It's more forward than you think." I say this ALL the time.
What do you guys say when your passengers get entombed in your car and grasp fruitlessly at the tweeters and arm rest?
-Towels
I had that problem with my wife all the time , it is very dark in the cabin for sure. I installed a silver carbon fiber dash kit from Burtman Industries which lightens up door handles and window switches. I also modified the wiring to allow the remote control to work while the key is in the ignition and the car running, so I can unlock her door using the remote, one less step for her to fumble with. Pic below:
