Spiderweb shade coverage
- Thread starter Irun
- Start date
nathanotis
TJ Enthusiast
I use it. If you want more coverage for a TJ, go for the LJ version.
The SW1 covers to here,
Don't waste your money on a safari top. They are insanely loud at any speeds over 30 mph. They buffet so bad it hurts my ears. If you want to remove it to use your soft top, you have to unbolt the header channel every time. I ran a Bestop Safari for a season, couldn't take the buffeting/noise and sold it. I also tried a bikini top hoping the buffeting would be less. It wasn't. If you want shade, just use your soft top with the windows out.
Don't waste your money on a safari top. They are insanely loud at any speeds over 30 mph. They buffet so bad it hurts my ears. If you want to remove it to use your soft top, you have to unbolt the header channel every time. I ran a Bestop Safari for a season, couldn't take the buffeting/noise and sold it. I also tried a bikini top hoping the buffeting would be less. It wasn't. If you want shade, just use your soft top with the windows out.
Jim Foltz
New Member
+1 on the spiderweb. I find it blocks the worst of the sun so you are not baking at stops, and still have the topless feel. Quality is awesome. Been rocking one for years. And the one I got does cover rear passengers on my TJ much like BobtheTJ03 pic previous.. Also does mitigate rain somewhat, but would put the top up for anything beyond a sprinkle.
USA made, and the company is great. Was just in Tennessee on vaca, and there was a Great Smoky Mt. Jeep invasion. Lost one of my canopy bungees. Stopped by their booth at the show and they gave me 2 gratis!
USA made, and the company is great. Was just in Tennessee on vaca, and there was a Great Smoky Mt. Jeep invasion. Lost one of my canopy bungees. Stopped by their booth at the show and they gave me 2 gratis!
kickice24
Member
Similar threads
