Bestop Trektop Installed!!
10-01-2008, 11:04 AM
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How do you like the C-Channel back window??? Easy to use??
You think the hardware was adequate quality?
Man... I must have got a prototype... I haven't smiled as big since the day I returned mine.
so I'm assuming that it would be alot easier with this top vs the OEM sunrider to switch back and forth between soft and hard top when our weather around here changes.
I have hard top only and am looking at soft top, but would like the easiest/fastest one to be able to switch between soft and hard tops.
I have hard top only and am looking at soft top, but would like the easiest/fastest one to be able to switch between soft and hard tops.
10-01-2008, 11:08 AM
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Hey WAYOFLIFE, any chance you've heard that there may be a "bow" added to this setup?
Reason I ask is also from previous posts and the fact the it just looks like water would pool on top and cause sagging.
Other than this, I think it may be the route I take. Just waiting it out a little more to see if any newer revisions come out.
Reason I ask is also from previous posts and the fact the it just looks like water would pool on top and cause sagging.
Other than this, I think it may be the route I take. Just waiting it out a little more to see if any newer revisions come out.
10-01-2008, 01:25 PM
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actually, it is very tight but in all fairness, i do have a rock hard sport cage and up front, the top sits very close to the center bars. on the highway and with the windows open, there is enough suctions that the top does make contact with the bars. however, that is the only thing remotely close to a "flap" and with the windows closed or even better, with the air on, there is absolutely no tap, flap or otherwise and if i didn't have the rock hard cage, i wouldn't have anything at all.
10-01-2008, 03:17 PM
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any chance you can post a pic of the surrounds?
I have a soft top and just recently figured out that it's pretty simple to get the surrounds off (this due to replacing them because of damage, something i could have avoided had I taken them off in the 1st place).
How hard is it to remove the surrounds on this? Just enough to where there isn't anything sticking out asking for a tree to take hold of
I have a soft top and just recently figured out that it's pretty simple to get the surrounds off (this due to replacing them because of damage, something i could have avoided had I taken them off in the 1st place).
How hard is it to remove the surrounds on this? Just enough to where there isn't anything sticking out asking for a tree to take hold of
10-01-2008, 03:59 PM
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Would you say this is a good all-year-round top for all of us (Read: Snow... rain... wind...)?
Or is it more of a seasonal type of deal? This may be a good alternative to the factory top....
Or is it more of a seasonal type of deal? This may be a good alternative to the factory top....
