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Old 05-03-2019
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Hi brains trust,
What am I doing wrong?
I’ve got an original Mopar Bikini top but I can’t get it to clamp on properly.
I’ve tried looking online but can only find info on the Bestop bikini.
It lifts up when I go over 60kph. Doesn’t come off and stays hooked on but I dare not go any faster with it like that.
It’s doing my head in.
I’ll take some pics shortly to show you what I mean.
Any advice would be much appreciated.
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Yeah some photos will definately help
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When I first read your topic I thought it must be a spam for Jenny Craig !
Well I guess that I got that wrong!
I used to have problems with a soft top on a sports car I had over 40 years ago. It would lift up a lot above 60mph (~100km/hr). wasnt much I could do about it. It was caused by an airfoil effect, ~ the air was rushing up over the windscreen & causing a low pressure over the roof. Just like the wing of a plane. Given how steep your jeeps windscreen is, one would expect this issue. I found that after it first happened it would stay loose when I stopped & I could screw up the frame to make it tight. Over time I found that it had stretched as far as it was going to & it didnt bulge up at all. Dont know if this is your problem, but probably worth considering.
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Had a similar cover on KJ mine use to lift off the bonnet on cross winds gave up on it
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Hi are you sure that the clamp is properly attached to the correct sides?
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