Soft top which one?
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Personally I like the framed version looks wise. Not a fan of the frameless or fastback ones.
just wondering when take it off will it fit behind the back seat and tailgate? Also how hard is it to put on?
Thanks
Check out this thread I posted a while back. It's the Trektop NX.
https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/trektop-nx-storage-solved.13285/
The windows don't fit behind the seat unless you get a roll up bag or something. But I sacrificed the "sun roof" for storage and I can take the windows with me and have them on in 10 minutes if I need.
https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/trektop-nx-storage-solved.13285/
The windows don't fit behind the seat unless you get a roll up bag or something. But I sacrificed the "sun roof" for storage and I can take the windows with me and have them on in 10 minutes if I need.
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Soft top with the frame is spartan.
5 minutes to put it on, 2 min. to take it off.
No need for storage while on the road.
5 minutes to put it on, 2 min. to take it off.
No need for storage while on the road.
If you don’t mind keeping the Bakini part of the top on, frameless is very convenient. I have a trektop NX. It has the sun rider feature so the front seats can still have open air.
I installed the Trektop NX last year and really like it so far. I personally like the fastback look, but that aside I like having the ability to remove the 3 windows & have a bikini top. Here in UT it's been getting up into "windows off" temps, but we're getting spring showers coming through and my TJ sits outside. In the past couple weeks I've removed & installed the windows twice so the wife can do her daily open air cruising, with some practice it takes me about 10-ish mins to re-install.
The reason I didn't get the framed soft top is because I have kids & dogs who all ingress/egress through the window over the rear wheel, and that frame would have been in the way.
And @MtnRanger160 's idea about window storage is great. I'm going to do that same thing for our long trips this summer just in case we run into weather.
The reason I didn't get the framed soft top is because I have kids & dogs who all ingress/egress through the window over the rear wheel, and that frame would have been in the way.
And @MtnRanger160 's idea about window storage is great. I'm going to do that same thing for our long trips this summer just in case we run into weather.
I am getting a spiderweb shade TJkinki that might accomplish the same thing if needed (when it’s not providing me shade)
Yeah I have one in the garage I still have to put on. The only difference between that and what @MtnRanger160 did is that it looks like he has a completely flat surface to lay the windows on. I was wondering if putting the windows on top of my soft shade might mess them up if they're sandwiched between the front support bow and the closed top.
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