what type of weight savings are you looking at if you took out all the power parts of the top and effectively made it a manual top? just curious

 

If I'm not mistaken, I'd say that I read the exact same thing months ago. It's like deja vu!

I'm not flaming you, just seems strange.

I think we decided that the top is too heavy to just BECOME a manually operated one. If you COMPLETELY remove the softtop and its frame, then use a hardtop, you'd be saving some weight.


I really think this is some sort of accidental repost though.