onestripevert
Member
WHERE DO YOU GET A HARDTOP for a vert??? I NEED that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
smoothline daytona r
1200 bucks
WHERE DO YOU GET A HARDTOP for a vert??? I NEED that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
smoothline daytona r
1200 bucks
who else makes them. i've only heard of smoothline , never seen it in person.
who made yours , and how much did you pay for it
it does look pretty good (even though it dont match)
I don't even want to think about Carlisle at this point. I worked on getting my seats installed all night tonight. I don't think I'll have time to finish my rear seat delete, my stereo is only half hooked up, my roll bar needs re-installed, I haven't polished my wheels yet, I have to wash and wax the car, the carpet needs cleaned, I need to add a little tranny fluid to the TKO, and I need to put on Troy's old stock side skirts and rear bumper (they are in much better condition than mine.) I have a list that is a full page long and I haven't been able to cross anything off yet. Its going to be a late night week all week until Carlisle just like last year.
How are you coming along?
The car feels snappy as hell, but I haven't made a WOT run in yet as I still have last years gas in it and I want to run it out before I beat on it. The throttle response as has been mentioned is dramatically more noticeable.
This is what I try to tell everybody about the swap and you still have people argue and say it can't happen.
Someone recently posted on here that the ramp rate of the arc that the cable travels through on the TB is greater than that on the 94-95's. If this is true, then it would explain a lot of the added responsiveness. Its definitely made the car harder to drive, the touchy throttle and aluminum flywheel make for a hard start from a stop without looking like its the first time I'd ever driven the car.
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?