Low-cost / Free mods that should be done?
07-19-2013, 05:34 AM
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I did the same, i used the Dynomax 17523 (i think). Have it dumping over the axle as well. Been over 8 months, and no issues. I have a thread i made somewhere with my detailed write-up.
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ok, i think i've been taking 'cheap' a bit too literal, but if it gives people ideas then that's my excuse for posting this!
it's pretty hot over here at the moment and i'm follically challenged so the need for some shade seems a pretty sensible idea.
i went to a local 'sells-crappy-shiny-stuff-cheap' store and bought a $5 lace netting household fly screen/door cover. i put a few holes in it where my trektop screws on and few across the front where the the top latches and then used my tarp hole protector riveter to fix the holes. a couple of tent poles later, 4 zip ties and 3 old clip things and that's it, one netting roof.
it also works with the trektop on, which was the idea.
ok i'll admit over 60-70mph and it bellows up a little, but its far too light to do any damage... (famous last words...)
it's pretty hot over here at the moment and i'm follically challenged so the need for some shade seems a pretty sensible idea.
i went to a local 'sells-crappy-shiny-stuff-cheap' store and bought a $5 lace netting household fly screen/door cover. i put a few holes in it where my trektop screws on and few across the front where the the top latches and then used my tarp hole protector riveter to fix the holes. a couple of tent poles later, 4 zip ties and 3 old clip things and that's it, one netting roof.
it also works with the trektop on, which was the idea.
ok i'll admit over 60-70mph and it bellows up a little, but its far too light to do any damage... (famous last words...)
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