Bikini/Duster/Windjammer
JK Junkie
Joined: Jan 2008
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From: SoCal
I have it and run it all the time, problem if you live were its cold and rainy it leaks bad. I live in the desert so I run it almost all year round and love it.
JK Newbie
Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Southlake, TX
I run mine year round but it will / does leak pretty bad. The jammer from the 2 door just doesn't meet up well with the dust cover. They show a 4 door jammer so they may have improved things, but I believe you get improvement with an additional flap you have to buy that overlaps the dust cover.
The top is a modded sun rider soft top so I can still flop it back for a quick open up.
RB
The top is a modded sun rider soft top so I can still flop it back for a quick open up.
RB
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 149
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From: Providence Village, TX
Here's what mine looks like.
Bikini top, Duster and 2 door windjammer. Mine's been modified so that the duster and windjammer zip together. There's also additional flaps added at the bottom corners where the windjammer and duster meet to help keep water out.
I've only had it on in light rain and the only place I was really getting water in was at the top, back corners....if you look real close, you can see two grey towels shoved in the corners of mine. I have since cut pieces off an unused piece of my combo and placed them in those corners to help keep rain out....has worked pretty good so far.
As said before, I wouldn't want to keep this top on for long periods of rain, but if you get caught in an occational rain, I think you'll be fine.
My only big complain has been flapping. I bought a couple of bows, but still need to cut them down a bit to fit. In the mean time, I grabbed some dark grey pipe insulation from Lowes and shoved it in the header and over the sound bar and that's eliminated 90% of the flapping.
I'll probably put the top back on in a few weeks, so if anyone has any questions or wants to see more detailed pics, let me know.
Bikini top, Duster and 2 door windjammer. Mine's been modified so that the duster and windjammer zip together. There's also additional flaps added at the bottom corners where the windjammer and duster meet to help keep water out.
I've only had it on in light rain and the only place I was really getting water in was at the top, back corners....if you look real close, you can see two grey towels shoved in the corners of mine. I have since cut pieces off an unused piece of my combo and placed them in those corners to help keep rain out....has worked pretty good so far.
As said before, I wouldn't want to keep this top on for long periods of rain, but if you get caught in an occational rain, I think you'll be fine.
My only big complain has been flapping. I bought a couple of bows, but still need to cut them down a bit to fit. In the mean time, I grabbed some dark grey pipe insulation from Lowes and shoved it in the header and over the sound bar and that's eliminated 90% of the flapping.
I'll probably put the top back on in a few weeks, so if anyone has any questions or wants to see more detailed pics, let me know.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 149
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From: Providence Village, TX
I run mine year round but it will / does leak pretty bad. The jammer from the 2 door just doesn't meet up well with the dust cover. They show a 4 door jammer so they may have improved things, but I believe you get improvement with an additional flap you have to buy that overlaps the dust cover.
The top is a modded sun rider soft top so I can still flop it back for a quick open up.
RB
The top is a modded sun rider soft top so I can still flop it back for a quick open up.
RB
JK Freak
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 573
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From: Chandler, AZ