Take the hood off to warm up.
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Hades42 said:
Out of interest can the Chimaera be driven with the top removed but the back still up, I'm guessing this would reduce buffeting?
Yes, but I tend to keep the windows up as well unless it is just around town. Although to be fair, the buffetting caused the ex to whinge a bit, so that isn't going to be an issue this summer!
Girlie comment perhaps, but that Chim in the opening post is an absolutely gorgeous colour!
On the subject of hoods, I'm a bit scared to fold the rear section down while the weather is still so cold for fear of cracking it. I don't remember it making a huge amount of difference on the S3, but that one - ironically - I hardly ever drove with the rear section up (unless the roof panel was in place).
On the subject of hoods, I'm a bit scared to fold the rear section down while the weather is still so cold for fear of cracking it. I don't remember it making a huge amount of difference on the S3, but that one - ironically - I hardly ever drove with the rear section up (unless the roof panel was in place).
SILICONE KID said:
I would of thought when the rear section is up and the targa off will it not act like parachute slowing the car down !
Worse buffeting with the rear up imho, but I am tall!Check this guy, nice job!
http://www.steve-edwards.com/tvr_grp_projects.php#
haircutmike said:
Worse buffeting with the rear up imho, but I am tall!
Check this guy, nice job!
http://www.steve-edwards.com/tvr_grp_projects.php#
Approx 12-15 hundred I think?Check this guy, nice job!
http://www.steve-edwards.com/tvr_grp_projects.php#
Steve?
I think it looks good, i think it looks so different to us because we are used to seeing our Chimaeras with the hood, i would like to ask someone who had never seen a Chimaeara which looked best. You must admit the view from the rear view mirror is much better, especially for reversing with the hood down, and i think its safer :-) imho
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yet neither the driver or passenger seemed to be getting much wind buffeting.





