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Who would wear a bra???
03-06-2002, 09:12 PM
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Who would wear a bra???
Can you believe anyone woud cover up the front end of one of these cars with a big 'ol bra. I saw one the other day and I had to sloutch way down so I wouldn't be seen. Disgusting, just disgusting. To wear a bra or let em hang?? 
03-07-2002, 05:02 AM
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Call it a bra or a mask (I prefer mask since the purpose is to cover not to hold anything up or in). 96% of the time I don't have one on my car but if you want to minimize rock chips, it is the less expensive alternative to products like StonGard. I've had soooo many rocks fly up and hit my car it's not even funny. Cracked windshields happen on a daily basis. I'd rather go one day a month on the club drives with the nose mask so that I don't go the other 29 days looking at or complaining about rock chips like many others that I know.
There is so much CRAP on the Interstates I don't see how someone would put thier car through that kind of punishment without some added protection. A little extra effort of protecting the car in those situations goes a long way to upholding the value of the car.
Agreed, it's doesn't look that great but IMO it's not THAT bad.
<Here is a link to mine with it on, warning it's a big picture>
There is so much CRAP on the Interstates I don't see how someone would put thier car through that kind of punishment without some added protection. A little extra effort of protecting the car in those situations goes a long way to upholding the value of the car.
Agreed, it's doesn't look that great but IMO it's not THAT bad.
<Here is a link to mine with it on, warning it's a big picture>
03-07-2002, 06:24 AM
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I used to have bras on my past cars, but never considered one for the S2000 because of it getting friction scratches when dirt gets trapped between the bra and car. I just try to be careful when I drive it. Making sure I don't do any draft maneuvers behind trucks and being careful where debris is on the road. So far, so good. I know it won't last forever, but how many classic sports cars do you see with bras on them?
03-07-2002, 06:27 AM
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I care about my car and she gets the protection from a bra whenever a long roadtrip is made. Especially on the track, it helps quite a bit. But on a daily basis, she is braless.. 
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03-07-2002, 06:34 AM
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Originally posted by John Stevens
I used to have bras on my past cars, but never considered one for the S2000 because of it getting friction scratches when dirt gets trapped between the bra and car. I just try to be careful when I drive it. Making sure I don't do any draft maneuvers behind trucks and being careful where debris is on the road. So far, so good. I know it won't last forever, but how many classic sports cars do you see with bras on them?
I used to have bras on my past cars, but never considered one for the S2000 because of it getting friction scratches when dirt gets trapped between the bra and car. I just try to be careful when I drive it. Making sure I don't do any draft maneuvers behind trucks and being careful where debris is on the road. So far, so good. I know it won't last forever, but how many classic sports cars do you see with bras on them?
Bra's help alot on our cars when they are tracked or taken on several extended road trips.
