Sunroof.. Tilted or Closed?
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02-23-2005, 06:44 PM
. open when i have passengers and when i get on the freeway so i can hear the sound but not have too much air blowing at my face 
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Originally Posted by truplay8
tilted.......always..........i feel like most people have it closed because they arent aware that tilted is an option or how to do it
besides, who cares what it looks like? I use the sunroof (shaded, unshaded, tilted or open) for my pleasure, not the pleasure of the dude in the car next to me or the broad standing on the corner.
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02-23-2005, 10:23 PM
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Water does not come into the cabin when you're driving in the rain and you have the sunroof tilted open. If it's raining, you can still fully open your sunroof as long as you are constantly driving about 25mph or so. If it is hard rain, you can still have your sunroof fully open if you're driving on the highway. I know it may be a bit crazy for some of you Californians to imagine sunroof open on a rainy day, but as a wise man once said: pimpin' ain't easy.
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02-23-2005, 11:16 PM
