glass top conversion: check.
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Originally Posted by S2FiONE,Jun 7 2006, 06:19 PM
I had it done by myself. Its rather time consuming than hard. Although you must need to know what you're doing first 
. Just read the manuals, use common sense, be patient and you should do ok.
. Just read the manuals, use common sense, be patient and you should do ok. 
Those are expensive to replace.
They come with the roll bars inside, because the housings are welded together. There is a metal wire running through the seam that is heated and welds the plastic together.
I think you need to remove more of the interior pieces to do the job properly.
-Pete
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Originally Posted by S2FiONE,Jun 7 2006, 10:45 PM
I just simple glue it back together. 
there are enough space along the edge where they contact to apply a good amount of glue. They stuck together for good now. I don't think I can pop it open again without breaking it.
there are enough space along the edge where they contact to apply a good amount of glue. They stuck together for good now. I don't think I can pop it open again without breaking it.While the housings themselves are not a weight bearing structure, they are not supposed to come apart in a roll over. This helps prevent head injury from broken plastic and it's sharp edges.
Your new top looks good, and I appreciate your efforts to enlighten us, but if you are going to instruct others on how to do it, please take care to do it properly.
-Pete
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Originally Posted by AusS2000,Jun 8 2006, 01:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Kodokan_4,Jun 8 2006, 06:09 AM
if you are going to instruct others on how to do it, please take care to do it properly.
