Get Topless!!!!!

[Alans17]

I've had these for 2 years now ( I bought them before I took delivery of my JT) but they are now on for the 3rd season! I love them!

I’ve got these on an Amazon wish list. The best budget tube doors I’ve seen, for sure! And I imagine they do a better job of keeping out casual onlooker when parked than most others out there.

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[FloridaMan655321]

/me being in FL, was wondering what op was talking about. It's beginning to get hot out to where I need to put the top back on

 

[sandifer]

 

[Kickaxe07]

Finally warmed up enough, of course they are calling for rain tomorrow so will be getting buttoned back up tonight. Wish they had better options for a top so you don't have to keep putting the hard top back on! But either way I'm gonna enjoy it when I can!

 

[93civej1]

what process do you all use for taking your doors off? I have yet to take mine off, and just know I will chip or scratch my paint around the hinges in the process.

 

[BamaJeepTruck]

There are few feelings in this world as bad as putting the top and doors back on. The end of fun times. I think its the adult equivalent of the last day of summer vacation.

 

[BamaJeepTruck]

what process do you all use for taking your doors off? I have yet to take mine off, and just know I will chip or scratch my paint around the hinges in the process.

Day one I took the door bolts out and they have lived in the cubby since. I put caps off amazon over the threads to protect them, and to help guide them in the hinges. If you use the el cheapo Jeep toolkit you shouldn't scratch anything if you go slow. Avoid the urge to use an impact and do it the one time and done IMHO.

 

[Capt.Grumps1075]

what process do you all use for taking your doors off? I have yet to take mine off, and just know I will chip or scratch my paint around the hinges in the process.

I took mine off the day after buying it. They un bolt easy and come on and off with ease. Just put a small rag between the socket wrench and door too help keep from scratching the paint. As for storage, I put some hangers I bought at harbor freight up on the wall and some pipe insulation over the window frame to keep em protected while hanging. Works pretty good too

 

[Munkey Boy]

Well, that didn't take long. I've had this one week and haven't even cleared a half tank and I'm already disassembling her. Figure I'll put it all back around late October.

 

[Capt.Grumps1075]

Well got to the Gladiator at 2am last night, drove home hoping for some good weather for the rest of the week and wee

 

[Capt.Grumps1075]

Well got to the Gladiator at 2am last night, drove home hoping for some good weather for the rest of the week and wee

Weekend....... well I guess the bi- polar weather I've been sitting in for the last 60 days decided too visit east Texas . I may just be stripping it down in the rain for my own sanity lol

 

[ALVagabond]

what process do you all use for taking your doors off? I have yet to take mine off, and just know I will chip or scratch my paint around the hinges in the process.

You shouldn't have a problem if you're careful. The JL/JT doors are about half the weight of the JKU doors, although they're still a little awkward.

 

[Toyfrog]

Me and Gidget went for a ride this past Sunday, just had the freedom panels off, but she loves it.

 

[Ogre_FL]

what process do you all use for taking your doors off? I have yet to take mine off, and just know I will chip or scratch my paint around the hinges in the process.

If you find you take the doors off often, I really recommend getting some of these alignment/guide pins.
They make the process much quicker, easier and reduce the chances of buggering the paint and the bushings.

 

[marcwithac]

If you find you take the doors off often, I really recommend getting some of these alignment/guide pins.
They make the process much quicker, easier and reduce the chances of buggering the paint and the bushings.

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