The main problem with a sun roof in a soft top is getting it to stay sealed. If the window is on the inside of the fabric then you build in a shallow bowl at the edges where water will build up. Being at the seams it is also the area most vulnerable to leaks. The only way to do it would be to put it on the outside and then fold the plastic windows over and interlock them with the fabric that way. That should keep the water flowing off the top rather than catching it in the lip. This assumes just a plain sun roof that doesn't open. For one that opens it would be a bit more complicated to get it to seal without leaking.jbbies said:
SaddleUp said:
Yes. I haven't opened it yet but I did get it Tuesday.bmcqueen said:
Send a PM to G-Money and ask him personally. I don't think the site is up anymore but he can probably get you any information from it you were looking for.77BroncoWag said:
It would be interesting anyway. I drove by a fishing boat on the way over to Galen's house the other day that actually had an enclosed top that was made that way.77BroncoWag said:
I'm getting closer. I expect the full top prototype skin to be done tomorrow. I also need to swap a couple of hardware parts out but that shouldn't take long. (Werever possible I used cheap stuff on the first one so I would be able to modify it without cringing every time I drilled a new hole, I'm replacing that with the quality stuff now) Once that's done I'll drive it around for a few days to give it a good test while I catch up on the other orders I have. It's supposed to rain Sunday so I hope to give it a good test then. (It isn't often that I am hoping for it to rain)HotWheels said:
SaddleUp said:
No snap rattle at this point.HotWheels said:
