Hello Nick Brown Thanks for the info on installing the speakers in the windblocker. I have a 2000 Miata and I wanted some rear speakers. But like you , I really didn't want to cut into the rear deck. So I thought about putting them in the windblocker . Wondering if anyone has tried it, I looked on the internet and well the rest is history. Instead of square though, I made them round so the

On 2007-07-31, the invisible man <loren.randolph@notworldnet.att.net> wrote: noise levels measured with a Type 1 SLM, 65 mph, deserted freeway: topless windows down windblock up 92 dBA topless windows up windblock up 90 dBA softtop up, windows down windblock up 95 dBA softtop up, windows up block up 82 dBA hardtop , windows down, block up 87 dBA hardtop, windows up, block

In <15804-46AD4CC2-539@storefull-3137.bay.webtv.net> P T wrote: I'm toying with the idea of getting a second car: perhaps a used Miata. One thing that worries me is how noisy they are (or are not.) Years of driving motorcycle has left me with tinnitus and hypersensitive to noise. How noisy is a Miata? On the hwy with the top down? With the top up? And how noisy is the car in general

Pat wrote: Iva wrote: Yep. And the car handles like a dream. Although the ride is a whole lot different than the '90. Guess I'll just have to take a whole lot of road trips to get used to it. <g> What a chore! First thing is to get a roll bar, then put in the air horns I took off Belle. Ahhh, another rollbar enthusiast. As much as I hear about them being

In article <ZY6dnWpWptqe4DHYnZ2dnUVZ_oGlnZ2d@comcast.com>, "me" <blackhole@nojunk.net> wrote: "Michael Press" <rubrum@pacbell.net> wrote in message news:rubrum-FC41A0.22305515012007@newsclstr02.news.prodigy.com... In article <rNqdnapAdJbyTzTYnZ2dnUVZ_syunZ2d@comcast.com>, "me" <blackhole@nojunk.net> wrote: "Michael Press" <rubrum@pacbell.net> wrote in message