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I know I will probably be flamed and shot to hell, but i'll attempt it anyways.
I just bought a 2003 Touring Z last week, and am slowing finding out the cool little features. For example holding the unlock opens the windows, and things like that. I AM reading the user guide, but I was curious if there were any other cool features that are a bit "hidden" that I dont know about.
turn on the engine...push the pedal to the floor...wait 3.5 seconds....release.....push clutch in....put in 1st gear....push gas to floor for 6.5 seconds this time...quickly release clutch while holding on gas....hold on to something sturdy....
How about automatic door locking after starting the engine or reaching 5 MPH, is this something that can be programmed at the dealer ?...Thank you in advance.
, but I was curious if there were any other cool features that are a bit "hidden" that I dont know about.
Thanks
Inside the passenger's side glove box behind the seat, there's a false floor inside with a small compartment underneath it. It's a good place to hide dope.
Inside the passenger's side glove box behind the seat, there's a false floor inside with a small compartment underneath it. It's a good place to hide dope.
Or a gun for gangbangers! Although I used it for my Z manual.
Inside the passenger's side glove box behind the seat, there's a false floor inside with a small compartment underneath it. It's a good place to hide dope.
Or Mountain Dew!!!! My "Disc 4" button is still a little sticky!!!!! haha
Starbucks owned my factory Bose Stereo too. The buttons would stick when ever I'd push them. I had to get Q-tips and solvent to clean the tiny crevices out.
Or a gun for gangbangers! Although I used it for my Z manual.
A small pistol fits snug directly infront of the seatbelt do-hicky, on the right hand side of the driver's seat. Slide faced down and place it flush against the center console. Easy access holmes.
On each floor board, under both seats, there's an indention in the floor. It's a perfect size to hide an XM tuner. If you carpet the tuner the same color as the car a thief will never realize it's there. Of course, I'm talking about the tuners that are hard wired into the HU.
I liked discovering that the little cubby in the driver's side door is exactly the right size for a tube of suntan lotion. Very strategic design for a roadster.