hard top fitting question
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Originally Posted by oxhouser,Sep 14 2006, 09:54 PM
...and you don't have the soft top cut off so you risk damaging something if you accidently try to shut the soft top.
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Originally Posted by Neil.H,Sep 14 2006, 09:28 AM
DaveB did this when he bought my top, just removed the trim and hooked it onto the front clips and secured it with bungee cords.
You don't need the kit fitted to put the top on (although it would be easier).
You don't need the kit fitted to put the top on (although it would be easier).
To fit the hardtop, I had to remove the plastic side trims (took 10 mins max), hooked
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Originally Posted by Neil.H,Sep 14 2006, 09:28 AM
DaveB did this when he bought my top, just removed the trim and hooked it onto the front clips and secured it with bungee cords.
You don't need the kit fitted to put the top on (although it would be easier).
You don't need the kit fitted to put the top on (although it would be easier).
I did this too - 300 odd miles of motorway driving IIRC - no problem
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Here's a set of Honda instructions for the fitting of a hard top kit. Section 13 appears to refer to adjustments that can be made to the brackets to ensure correct alignment.
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Originally Posted by simonprelude,Sep 13 2006, 11:20 PM
If there is any allignment it is on the brackets.
However the last hard top I sold the buyer had installed the fitting kit prior to collecting and the hard top fitted on perfectly.
Speaking of which, must be hard top weather soon.
However the last hard top I sold the buyer had installed the fitting kit prior to collecting and the hard top fitted on perfectly.
Speaking of which, must be hard top weather soon.
i fitted the catches before I picked it up from simon, Fitted very well with no alignment needed to be done and no wind noise on the drive home
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