S2K Hardtops?
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S2K Hardtops?
I'm an S2K n00b, having just bought an '03 AP1 with just under 60,000 miles on the odo. I'm planning on building it into a track day car.
I know nothing about Hardtop options. Please educate me about OEM hardtops, aftermarket hartops, lightweight fiberglass, mounting kits, etc. etc. No need to tell me to search the site. Thanks.
I know nothing about Hardtop options. Please educate me about OEM hardtops, aftermarket hartops, lightweight fiberglass, mounting kits, etc. etc. No need to tell me to search the site. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by 1nate7,Mar 28 2010, 11:09 AM
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That's stupid expensive. I bought a used hardtop for my Miata race car for $900 and nothing is required for mounting (and it was the same color as car). Guess I'll stick with the soft top. I assume a used OEM S2K hardtop is hard to find.
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Originally Posted by Richard EVO,Mar 28 2010, 02:42 PM
That's stupid expensive. I bought a used hardtop for my Miata race car for $900 and nothing is required for mounting (and it was the same color as car). Guess I'll stick with the soft top. I assume a used OEM S2K hardtop is hard to find.
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Originally Posted by Richard EVO,Mar 28 2010, 02:42 PM
That's stupid expensive. I bought a used hardtop for my Miata race car for $900 and nothing is required for mounting (and it was the same color as car). Guess I'll stick with the soft top. I assume a used OEM S2K hardtop is hard to find.
and yes they are expensive. Glad i bought my car with a hardtop already on it
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There are plenty of more space in terms of driving skills to be improved rather than throwing on a hardtop. There are also plenty of other suspension mods you can do first if you plan to make it a track day car.
Yes it is expensive. My friend miata owner bought his ht for less than a grand.
Yes it is expensive. My friend miata owner bought his ht for less than a grand.
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Originally Posted by Richard EVO,Mar 28 2010, 03:42 PM
That's stupid expensive. I bought a used hardtop for my Miata race car for $900 and nothing is required for mounting (and it was the same color as car). Guess I'll stick with the soft top. I assume a used OEM S2K hardtop is hard to find.
