Low-cost / Free mods that should be done?
Originally Posted by Cali Cosmos
They won't come off? Why?
Originally Posted by Jhouse93
Im not sure why anyone would zip tie there hood down seems like a pain in the ass if you need to get in there...just put a length of hose under there right above the grille that way you can still easily get in without dealin with those zip ties
Originally Posted by Cali Cosmos
They won't come off? Why?
The zip tie is put around the rubber holddown and cinched when the hood is closed (hold down engaged). This way the rubber cannot stretch any more when the hood has pressure applied to pull it up. The hold down still disengages as normal. Think of the zip tie as a limiting strap for the hood hold downs...
Hey guys / gals.
Read through all roughly 500 posts and wanted to share.
Someone early on asked for the puck lift. I have to admit, I did it. Worked on my 94 back in the day and lasted 10 years. $24 for pucks. $32 for all hardware. Grade 8 bolts and bushings. Pics attached. Took about 2 hours.
Also, I hated the silver on my interior doors. I painted them with a textured Heavy Duty Rustoleum flat black. Love the look so much better inside. Did the inside of the soft top with black fabric paint too. Pics attached. Took about hour a door. 3 coats. Cool part is it dries in 15 mins. Took off all panels but still had to mask some stuff.
Love your thread. "Borrowing" a few more ideas from it!
Read through all roughly 500 posts and wanted to share.
Someone early on asked for the puck lift. I have to admit, I did it. Worked on my 94 back in the day and lasted 10 years. $24 for pucks. $32 for all hardware. Grade 8 bolts and bushings. Pics attached. Took about 2 hours.
Also, I hated the silver on my interior doors. I painted them with a textured Heavy Duty Rustoleum flat black. Love the look so much better inside. Did the inside of the soft top with black fabric paint too. Pics attached. Took about hour a door. 3 coats. Cool part is it dries in 15 mins. Took off all panels but still had to mask some stuff.
Love your thread. "Borrowing" a few more ideas from it!
Hey guys / gals.
Read through all roughly 500 posts and wanted to share.
Someone early on asked for the puck lift. I have to admit, I did it. Worked on my 94 back in the day and lasted 10 years. $24 for pucks. $32 for all hardware. Grade 8 bolts and bushings. Pics attached. Took about 2 hours.
Also, I hated the silver on my interior doors. I painted them with a textured Heavy Duty Rustoleum flat black. Love the look so much better inside. Did the inside of the soft top with black fabric paint too. Pics attached. Took about hour a door. 3 coats. Cool part is it dries in 15 mins. Took off all panels but still had to mask some stuff.
Love your thread. "Borrowing" a few more ideas from it!
Read through all roughly 500 posts and wanted to share.
Someone early on asked for the puck lift. I have to admit, I did it. Worked on my 94 back in the day and lasted 10 years. $24 for pucks. $32 for all hardware. Grade 8 bolts and bushings. Pics attached. Took about 2 hours.
Also, I hated the silver on my interior doors. I painted them with a textured Heavy Duty Rustoleum flat black. Love the look so much better inside. Did the inside of the soft top with black fabric paint too. Pics attached. Took about hour a door. 3 coats. Cool part is it dries in 15 mins. Took off all panels but still had to mask some stuff.
Love your thread. "Borrowing" a few more ideas from it!
It looks great! And also, welcome to the forum!!
Originally Posted by Bubbacon
Yes they can... heat them with a hair dryer, then peel them up and off.


