Time to get the hard top on
10-08-2009, 12:39 AM
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Time to get the hard top on
Well we had the first frost of the winter over here yesterday 
lads so i went home last night and stuck the hardtop on the car 
.... bit sad doing it cos i wont get the roof down til next summer but it kind of transforms the car and gives it another look. I'm thinkin that i prefer the look of the hard top on it, although ill prob be dying to get it off when spring comes around!!! Great to have the choice though 
lads so i went home last night and stuck the hardtop on the car .... bit sad doing it cos i wont get the roof down til next summer but it kind of transforms the car and gives it another look. I'm thinkin that i prefer the look of the hard top on it, although ill prob be dying to get it off when spring comes around!!! Great to have the choice though
10-08-2009, 01:02 AM
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Originally Posted by alcollins85,Oct 8 2009, 09:39 AM
Well we had the first frost of the winter over here yesterday lads so i went home last night and stuck the hardtop on the car .... bit sad doing it cos i wont get the roof down til next summer but it kind of transforms the car and gives it another look. I'm thinkin that i prefer the look of the hard top on it, although ill prob be dying to get it off when spring comes around!!! Great to have the choice though
lads so i went home last night and stuck the hardtop on the car .... bit sad doing it cos i wont get the roof down til next summer but it kind of transforms the car and gives it another look. I'm thinkin that i prefer the look of the hard top on it, although ill prob be dying to get it off when spring comes around!!! Great to have the choice though
10-08-2009, 01:10 AM
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Originally Posted by mcwrx,Oct 8 2009, 08:53 AM
Got mine on last week but the thing is creaking like mad! Applied some silicone spray grease but think i need the actual grease and not the spray
http://www.chilternconnections.co.uk/ShopSE01.html
10-08-2009, 01:23 AM
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Originally Posted by RevRanger,Oct 8 2009, 01:10 AM
Apply a good bit of Shin-Etsu silicone grease. Best grease on the market and your creeking problems will disappear!
http://www.chilternconnections.co.uk/ShopSE01.html
http://www.chilternconnections.co.uk/ShopSE01.html
Ordered
The halfords spray was of no use - lasted 24 hours before all the creaks came back
