Wheeling with hard top or soft top???
04-21-2010, 07:45 AM
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I would recommend going with the soft top. I'm sure glad i switched mine out for EJS or else i would have busted the window and probably the fiber glass. Plus, you get more options depending on the weather; windows or the top down, etc.
The jeep was resting on the roll bar.
This is the only damage i got. nothing a little black duct tape can't fix.
The jeep was resting on the roll bar.
This is the only damage i got. nothing a little black duct tape can't fix.
my first look was this! lol but ya that looks like the smartest way to wheelis with the soft top... thanks for the pictures! nice Jeep!
04-21-2010, 10:59 AM
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I would also have to say the soft top is better to wheel in. Replacing a window, or the top itself is a fraction of the cost of a hard top component. I started wheeling with a soft top and not my side windows and really scratched up, what would be opportune is two sets of windows for the Jeep. One set to wheel with (trees, mud, rocks, sand) and one set of windows for the street(like tinted windows) That way you don't have to worry about damaging your shitty windows, and your Jeep will still look nice on the road with the tinted/spare set.
Plus the added flexibility as shown above^
Plus the added flexibility as shown above^
04-21-2010, 07:01 PM
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I would also have to say the soft top is better to wheel in. Replacing a window, or the top itself is a fraction of the cost of a hard top component. I started wheeling with a soft top and not my side windows and really scratched up, what would be opportune is two sets of windows for the Jeep. One set to wheel with (trees, mud, rocks, sand) and one set of windows for the street(like tinted windows) That way you don't have to worry about damaging your shitty windows, and your Jeep will still look nice on the road with the tinted/spare set.
Plus the added flexibility as shown above^
Plus the added flexibility as shown above^
04-21-2010, 07:41 PM
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My hard top lost a fight with a TREE.
Nothing, some GORILLA tape cant fix.
My hard top lost a fight with a TREE.
Nothing, some GORILLA tape cant fix.
04-21-2010, 07:52 PM
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My hard top lost a fight with a TREE.
Nothing, some GORILLA tape cant fix.
My hard top lost a fight with a TREE.
Nothing, some GORILLA tape cant fix.
My hardtop is pretty scratched up in some spots from branch overhangs.Is that an 87' Buick Grand National GNX I see on the calendar?
