I've played and played with the mirror. Finally I gave up and left it as far OUT as it can go.. that seems to allow me to catch everything, (unless a kid on a big wheels pulled up next to me)...

I heard there is a mirror out there that is curved?? I really don't want to put one of those little round sticky blind spot mirrors on my S.. but if I have to I guess I will.

Anyone else have this same problem.

 

I think we all have that problem. I just put the top down.

 

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amen

 

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C'mon now... it gets COLD here in CT - and I don't want to drive with the top down when it snows...

 

just wear a jacket, and some gloves, you wimp

 

Muz's sells the convex driver's side mirror. Look up his site on s2ki or they're occasionally on ebay.

 

Yeah, that is a pretty big problem with all S2000's. I heard if you get the OEM hardtop, the problem is slightly better.

Or just suck it up, put the top down, roll up the windows, and blast the heat. I did that in the freezing cold right after I purchased my car. It was my first convertible, and I'll be damned if it wasn't gonna go down!

 

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OEM hardtop is a lot better, mugen top will give you about the same visibility

freeway driving with top down at night

 

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Are you in "Socal"?

 

nah, Florida...... Last time it snowed here was 1988

 

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blome (j/k)

 

I didn't complain in wintertime with the S2000 at all..... Jeans, heavy jacket, and my beanie... Top down... My face -&gt; lol

At least Florida winters doesn't get as cold as what you guys up north gets. Its still possible for droptop on winters with 40 degree weathers

 

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heard lots of good things about this mod. i only drive the S when it's warm so i havne't justified the purchase, but if i was a frequent top-up driver, this would be a must.

 

i actually prefer driving with the top down when the temps are cool(40-50 degrees and at night). its much better than driving with high humidity and having the hot sun cooking you. wear a comfortable jacket, some driving gloves and you're set.

 

I have the Muz mirror and it is great. Not so curved as to be unnatural but takes care of the blind spot easily. A snap to install also.

 

excellent, did you have to have it color matched??????????