i am 6'1.5" sat in side the s2k at the la autoshow.. with the seats all the way back my head is like 2-3 inches over the roll bar.. lady was shaking her head at me.. i guess my head is just way to big..

i was goin to get a used s2k cuz its pretty affordable right now
the top wasnt up so i was wondering if i would fit with the top up and with a hardtop on it...

hardtop cuz i moved to NOVA from so cal and realize that its way to cold in the winter not to have hardtop...

so would i fit? with out risk of loosing the top of my head in case of an accident?
i know chances are i wont flip the car but i like to be prepared for the worst for just in case situations.

 

anyone???

 

I was just telling a friend about how his big head might bend the bars to the top when it is up.I am 5'7 and think that the s2000 is a tight fit.But I have seen people 6 feet on up in s2ks but they just look like a big kid in a go kart..

 

im 6' with a hard top and no problems here.....i havent taken the hard top off in a while but i have no problems in it

 

I'm 6'1 and my head is above the roll bars. Either duck if you are in a roll over accident or get an aftermarket roll cage

 

my suggestion is to get in one and see how comfortable you feel. if you don't feel like you're safe then you won't enjoy the car. i have the opposite problem. i have to crank the seat all the way up with the seat straight, so i can touch the pedals. i'm going to get pedal extentions soon because if i ever got into an accident and my air bag went off, it could cause serious bodily injury. needless to say i don't drive too terribly much right now

 

From what I've read the hardtop allows slightly more headroom than the soft top due to the absence of the bars.

 

thanks.. i feel its a tight fit.. but the whole head over roll bar thing kinda gets to me..

 

if an aftermarket roll bar is really what you want cusco makes a nice one

 

pic of the roll bar??? does it look clean like the stock one? and can the top still go up?

 

What is "roll bar" "roll cage" and "hard-top"?