Myself and another guy both had this in a blizzard both hard tops. Mine wasn't bad in North Dakota but I also have extra foam tucked under the roof along the roll bars, helps with wind noise. The guy in south Dakota his looked almost as bad as this. It only happened once though, assuming wind was just the right direction and was realy high wind. The rest of my photos are missing most the snow was up on the roll bars the other guy had it everywhere.It's all good in a soft top ... until you get a good side wind.
I'd be interested in seeing your foam setupMyself and another guy both had this in a blizzard both hard tops. Mine wasn't bad in North Dakota but I also have extra foam tucked under the roof along the roll bars, helps with wind noise. The guy in south Dakota his looked almost as bad as this. It only happened once though, assuming wind was just the right direction and was realy high wind. The rest of my photos are missing most the snow was up on the roll bars the other guy had it everywhere.
Mine has done great. The sound of built-up ice cracking, expanding,shifting and melting is terrifying but no harm.
I'll try to get photos I took the foam pipe insulation I thin 3/4 inch if I remember correctly helped reduced wind noise.
It's all good in a soft top ... until you get a good side wind.
I had about that much snow get inside my hardtop once as well. Conditions were just right I guess, only happened the one time.Myself and another guy both had this in a blizzard both hard tops. Mine wasn't bad in North Dakota but I also have extra foam tucked under the roof along the roll bars, helps with wind noise. The guy in south Dakota his looked almost as bad as this. It only happened once though, assuming wind was just the right direction and was realy high wind. The rest of my photos are missing most the snow was up on the roll bars the other guy had it everywhere.
