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I have been looking for a trek top and found this: https://www.ebay.com/itm/1451399829...Xnp8LmnAU6jVLXBVPSHkP08A==|tkp:Bk9SR7LkiqvBYg
Is this deal to good to be true?
Is this deal to good to be true?
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It's vinyl. No thanks.
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I get that, but when it dries out and begins to crack from extreme temp changes, it won't seem like such a great deal. Just my humble opinion.
I’ve seen some crazy deals. This may be a good one. But you better get pics and chat with seller to verify.
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You don’t want the vinyl one! They could pay you to take it. It will be stretched, cracked, loose, ruined in a matter of months. The top will flop around so much, you won’t hear music or be able to talk on the phone. Know owners that have them.
If you want a Bestop, spend the money and get the twill material. Black Friday will be here soon enough. That’s what I did a year ago.
If you want a Bestop, spend the money and get the twill material. Black Friday will be here soon enough. That’s what I did a year ago.
I have the original OEM soft top For Sale.... at a great unbeatable price too!.... I put on a new Bestop slant back... looks great but comes with some weird issues. (attempting to work them out now).
What weird issues?
Headliner wind noise, latches that won't unlatch... flapping top... Bestop offered some fixes, one didn't work (latch) and the other too confusing to understand what in the world they meant. Great looking top, made well but as witn some things there is always a something.
Do you have the vinyl or the twill?
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My CJ vinyl top lasted a long time without the issues mentioned. If legit that's a good price. Too bad it doesn't fit my 2-door else I'd jump - the seller is in my area.
For the latches, you need to adjust the latch plates bolted to the top of Bronco. They have some play, and the Bestop tops have very tight tolerances, much more so than the OEM tops. Sorry cant help with your other issues my Trektop does not exibit those.
Adjust how? They suggested putting washers between the headliner and bracket. Only made the wind noise much much louder but the latch unlocked just fine.
Loosen the bolts, and adjust the striker plate until it mates perfectly with the latch. You also have to operate the latch correctly, quick slap and release like this.
For the wind noise, are your tension cables on each side tight? Ive seen some say theirs were broken.
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