Trektop NX. Does it get any easier to put on?
#11
I put mine on, in November, in Upstate NY, when it was 30 degrees outside. It was a Monster!
I had space heaters and shop lights running inside the Jeep to warm up the material to get it to go. And yes, took every bit of pull strength I had to get the last 1/4" to go.
My original top got a hole in the roof and it needed to be changed. I was limited on options.
lulu2253 - I'd recommend taking it out of the box now and hanging it up. It'll help the material relax.
Im looking forward to summer here so it can bake for a few days in the sun and I can readjust it.
But I also Love the look of them.
I had space heaters and shop lights running inside the Jeep to warm up the material to get it to go. And yes, took every bit of pull strength I had to get the last 1/4" to go.
My original top got a hole in the roof and it needed to be changed. I was limited on options.
lulu2253 - I'd recommend taking it out of the box now and hanging it up. It'll help the material relax.
Im looking forward to summer here so it can bake for a few days in the sun and I can readjust it.
But I also Love the look of them.
#13
#14
It get's easier.
On colder days or at night I just use the engine's heat for softening the top. I place the rear window in front of the grill, open the hood and let the side windows hang down from the hood.
On colder days or at night I just use the engine's heat for softening the top. I place the rear window in front of the grill, open the hood and let the side windows hang down from the hood.
#15
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#17
That's good to know! My rear cross bar almost flew out at 75 mph last summer... Bestop got me a new top with the retaining clips, but I ended up buying the tailgate bar from another forum member.
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#20
Check out this thread, tons of good tips in there.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-s...-sweet-227887/