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  • 5ickride
    R3VLimited
    • Jun 2009
    • 2922

    #61
    Originally posted by aworthybrother
    Its getting better and better... Keep the updates coming
    Will do! Hope to have my interior as clean as yours one day! GLWS

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    • ill4noreason
      R3VLimited
      • Sep 2010
      • 2710

      #62
      Looking good man!
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      • 5ickride
        R3VLimited
        • Jun 2009
        • 2922

        #63
        Took it to Best Buy!


        Head unit finally in!


        Done for the day! (Wish my stance looked like this but its sitting on a small gap)

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        • Nylko
          Noobie
          • Mar 2011
          • 37

          #64
          Looks great can't wait to see the finished product
          The Beasts of the Road and the Track!!!!!!!!!:up:

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          • 5ickride
            R3VLimited
            • Jun 2009
            • 2922

            #65
            Decided to swap the soft top on my own yesterday...i've had enough of looking at it! A bit of a warning, the top is heavy! I wouldnt recommend doing this on your own. I'm 6'2 240pds and have super human strength so that's why i did it on my own. :)

            Seemed pretty straight forward, there are 3 bolts on each side holding it down. There are also shimmy plates that i made sure to keep the same as i didnt want any misalignment issues.


            Removed the top completely. Can you tell I need new shocks.


            Taking a closer look at where the ends need to get bolted down.


            New (used) top being test fitted. Again, when doing it by yourself, it's alot of going back and forth from each side to make sure you align it properly. 4 hands are better than two in this case, unless you going for a happy ending massage ;)


            And for the final product........

            Before (first ever soft top with a sunroof)


            After



            It's a little dirty but i think i got it 90% right. There's a small gap in the rear section that i need to go back and see if it was a miscue on my part. All in all, i spent about 1.5 hours on this.

            Next...refining my suspension height

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