Matt - you've got a full cage right? Get some turnbuckles from your local hardware store (Home Depot, Lowes, etc). They're about $5 apiece or so. Just mount them to your roll bar and existing hardtop bolt on the windshield frame.
Ok I see how that works..THANK YOU~;D..
I was already at Depot and they all looked too long.
Thanks for that pic! How did you attach it to your cage?
AND is you cage rattle canned or powder coated? ;D
I drilled and tapped the cage and just bolted it in.
My cage is painted with Rustoleum Hammered Silver - I brushed it on with a foam brush and it came out great and is very easy to touch up.
I just used a piece of flat stock. painted them black, cant even tell they are there
I don't want to hijack this thread, but are there any solutions if you dont have a full cage?
I just used a piece of flat stock. painted them black, cant even tell they are there
I like the adjustability with the turnbuckles - this way I can dial in the gap just so and I've re-adjusted a few times ever after I thought I got it right - just my 2 cents.
...Ya that makes sense.
....This is the 1st time I have had the top off.
......Are you saying that the windshield in the stock "resting" position without the doors on moves and needs to be adjusted?
I did not consider that as I thought the windshield pretty much stayed in its stock layed back position & that the supports were needed to keep it from just "bouncing around"!??
Would using a self tapping screw (big one) be an acceptable way to connect this to the cage?
Chris
Would using a self tapping screw (big one) be an acceptable way to connect this to the cage?
Chris
...Ya that makes sense.
....This is the 1st time I have had the top off.
......Are you saying that the windshield in the stock "resting" position without the doors on moves and needs to be adjusted?
I did not consider that as I thought the windshield pretty much stayed in its stock layed back position & that the supports were needed to keep it from just "bouncing around"!??