$200 if they have to remove your soft top
$100 if you roll in topless with soft top hardware removed
though, they refused my money. I think due to the unexpected delay. I’m going to email Todd shortly I’d still like to send them something
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$100 if you roll in topless with soft top hardware removed
though, they refused my money. I think due to the unexpected delay. I’m going to email Todd shortly I’d still like to send them something
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Cost is exactly like what Tommy just said. And the soft top fits in the back with seats down. Infact, we had the soft top and luggage, cooler and snacks for 2 people for 9 days with no issues.
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Thank you both for your replies. That seems very reasonable.
I've had the rockworkx thumb screws for probably a year, while i was waiting on the "other guys"...Just get some Rockworkx thumb screws and be done with those bronco bolts
I'll finally get to put them to use in a few days!
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Absolute excellent review! I have the OEM MIC, but it’s shitty and I know won’t last. So likely going to upgrade to the TOR and sell my MIC. I like the black color of the TOR and how much more heavy duty it is.
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It looks beautiful!
Glad people are finally getting them!
I’m in the Dallas area, so if I chose to purchase, I might make the drive out there.
Glad people are finally getting them!
I’m in the Dallas area, so if I chose to purchase, I might make the drive out there.
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Nice video! I like the looks of the aftermarket style better except the finish at least on camera looks blotchy.
I also noticed the blotchy look. Couldn’t tell if it was inconsistency in the finish “paint” or potential variance from OP’s hand bath he mentioned.
I definitely like that it’s a true black and not a dark charcoal like the factory top. Reminds me a bit of my old top for the TJ.
I haven’t researched tops much as I have a factory hard top but am I correctly seeing the TOR top doesn’t have removable panels for the rear passengers? Not a deal breaker for me but some may not like that. Seems like less spots to leak air/water.
Of course having the a longer back half then makes me curious what a cross section through the top looks like. Is it thicker than OEM? Was additional reinforcing installed for rigidness. Effectively you are creating a cantilevered effect so it needs different support for the additional weight.
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Only the front panel comes off. You’ll also notice the rear cap is one piece - no lines/separate pieces, unlike the MIC top, so even less points where it could leak.
The “blotchiness” could simply be from the greasiness of the top when it’s new. As soon as you touch it, it can easily appear this way. After some washes or some rain I’m assuming that will disappear. Probably some film from manufacturing, would be my guess.
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Where is your rear wiper? Just deleted it? How about rear defrost? Why?
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Nice wrap, I’m considering something very similar. Top looks like a good option. Glad it’s on the market.
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Awesome review! I had to for go the hardtop in order to get my Bronco quicker. I don’t mind the soft top but, I really want a hardtop for daily use. I think you convinced me to go with the Turn Off Road top. Have you had any issues with the seals? Everything looks nice and tight. Is the front panel easy to remove, stow, and install? I like to run with my soft top folded back. Thanks for the post. Both of your Broncos look great!
Can the TOR top be lifted by the roof rack slots with a hoist?
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I’m curious about this as well. My guess is yes since they are more reinforced than the OEM top. But then again the TOR top is heavier and includes the rear passenger seat area as part of the entire rear shell.
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Removal and install is extremely easy, although you'll want one another person to help since due to it's length. One person can carry no issues once it's off. It will fit in the back with seats down. I plan to keep it in the garage or if I'm traveling we'll keep it in the hotel. TOR is working on ideas how to store it in other ways but not sure how it would work.
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