Winter Top Down
08-29-2007, 06:28 AM
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My temp range is about 50F-95F Anytime I'm outside that range, I put the top up. But for those driving with the top down at 20F, are you wearing a parka, ski mask and a canadian toque?
08-29-2007, 08:29 AM
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Originally Posted by __redruM,Aug 29 2007, 08:28 AM
But for those driving with the top down at 20F, are you wearing a parka, ski mask and a canadian toque?
08-29-2007, 08:34 AM
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Chicago Winters - Top down unless it's actively precipitating, or below freezing and night time.
Actually, flurries = top down too, just as long as it's not raining, or really wet snow.
As soon as it hits about 45 degrees the snow tires go on though. Then I spend 3-4 months getting depressed every time I look at the ugly steel wheels on my beautiful car.
Actually, flurries = top down too, just as long as it's not raining, or really wet snow.
As soon as it hits about 45 degrees the snow tires go on though. Then I spend 3-4 months getting depressed every time I look at the ugly steel wheels on my beautiful car.
08-29-2007, 01:17 PM
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I got my car back in January, so I had to experience that top-down-while-snowing.
But I heard it's not recommended to activate the top below 45 degrees.
I guess I'm gonna leave the top up for this winter.
I hate winter.
Dan
But I heard it's not recommended to activate the top below 45 degrees.
I guess I'm gonna leave the top up for this winter.
I hate winter.
Dan
