I appreciate your concern for my driving habits. I know it is not good to drive that fast, but I'm still young and feel the need to show an asshole up every once in a while! If my family is in the car with me, I will disregard other people on the interstate and let them have their way. I guess that if I act like them and drive too fast, then I am the fool! Anyway, thanks for giving me the location of the flame trap KlausC. I definately don't wanna blow my rear main seal. The guys (and girls) on this site have helped me out tremendously since joining this forum, and I appreciate that much more than I will ever be able to show. Thanks again for the info and advice!

The air pressure at 100mph+ will cause enough drag to keep the sunroof from closing. At a sedate 85mph and a headwind of about 30mph, my sunroof would not slide back after dropping the rear edge down.
When someone gets on my bumper these days, I turn on my rear fog lights. The 850 has both of them working! I, too, used to do what you do. Then I learned that it is better to have the fool in front of me so I can watch him, rather than have him glued to my rear bumper. I have been know to hit the exit ramp and get right back on, just to let the fool get in front of me. Troopers tend to catch the rabbit and let the hound go right on by.

The flame trap is right next to the throttle body. If it still has a screen in it, throw it away. Ensure that the vacuum lines are clean inside. You do not want to blow the rear main seal.

Klaus
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(V♂LV♂s 1995 854T, 1998 V70R)

Well, I don't know about sunroof safety measures, but a safety measure you might consider is to not engage people like that on the road. If they want to go 125mph and experiment with their sunroofs, I would let them pass by. I know a bit about aggressive driving - did it for many many years. Been there, done that. Once an individual driving an AMC Roundabout (anyone old enough to remember that tank?) intentionally rammed my 280Z, sending it into a concrete curb and literally ripped the front wheel off. I tried chasing him, and made it a full 1/8 mile before I saw large plumes of smoke rising from the back of the car. The car did pull a bit, but I didn't know a wheel was gone. Actually it was under the passenger's seat sideways. I have done my own bit to annoy other drivers over the years, but I think in the end there is a higher power tallying things up. For me, when someone wags their gas pedal or finger, I generally no longer respond. YMMV