Mugen Hardtop
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Mugen Hardtop
Hello everyone, I just purchased an authentic mugen hard top and the rear window isn't installed. Was wondering if anyone in the bay area have ever installed one before and willing to give me a helping hand. Thanks.
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UPDATED.
Finally go the chance to put the hardtop all together and installed on my car.
Now I have issues with water leaking from the bottom seal on the hardtop where it meets the trunk. For example if I spray water through the gap, water will come into the cabin. Also water is leaking from the driver and passenger side corner window where it meets with the front windshield.
All the hardware and brackets I am using is what it came with, what seems to be all OEM.
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UPDATED.
Finally go the chance to put the hardtop all together and installed on my car.
Now I have issues with water leaking from the bottom seal on the hardtop where it meets the trunk. For example if I spray water through the gap, water will come into the cabin. Also water is leaking from the driver and passenger side corner window where it meets with the front windshield.
All the hardware and brackets I am using is what it came with, what seems to be all OEM.
#2
the trick is you need a rope that is about the same size as the molding gap thats going to be touching the hardtop side and then you mount the molding onto the window then wrap the rope around the molding then place it on the hardtop, you will need another person to align and push the window down as you pull the rope and the molding will go in place. i can help if you wanna come to sf
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the trick is you need a rope that is about the same size as the molding gap thats going to be touching the hardtop side and then you mount the molding onto the window then wrap the rope around the molding then place it on the hardtop, you will need another person to align and push the window down as you pull the rope and the molding will go in place. i can help if you wanna come to sf
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the trick is you need a rope that is about the same size as the molding gap thats going to be touching the hardtop side and then you mount the molding onto the window then wrap the rope around the molding then place it on the hardtop, you will need another person to align and push the window down as you pull the rope and the molding will go in place. i can help if you wanna come to sf
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#7
Jason at Spider Autoglass could help you out with that or give you some tips.
They have done some installs on Mugen tops with a much simpler cleaner looking window moulding.
They have done some installs on Mugen tops with a much simpler cleaner looking window moulding.
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the trick is you need a rope that is about the same size as the molding gap thats going to be touching the hardtop side and then you mount the molding onto the window then wrap the rope around the molding then place it on the hardtop, you will need another person to align and push the window down as you pull the rope and the molding will go in place. i can help if you wanna come to sf
I'll check them out if all else fails. Lol.
#9
are you talking about replica tops because it cant get much cleaner then authentic mugen molding..
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Originally Posted by andrewhake' timestamp='1422650527' post='23487829
Jason at Spider Autoglass could help you out with that or give you some tips.
They have done some installs on Mugen tops with a much simpler cleaner looking window moulding.
They have done some installs on Mugen tops with a much simpler cleaner looking window moulding.
Here it is on Jei's Mugen top: