I've seen some posts lately asking if its possible to put t-tops on a car that didn't have them before and everyone said not to do it because the roof is basicly what holds the car together. I was wondering if those who said that would change their anwser if they new the car had sub-frame connectors?

 

I would still rather just buy a t-top car. It would be a hassle and pretty expensive to add t-tops.

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New owner of:

1989 IROC-Z
5.7L TPI
Raven Exhaust
K&N's
More pics HERE

Previous owner of:

1992 Camaro RS
5.0L TBI
K&N Airfilter
My 1992 RS

 

I hate those damn leaky t-tops. I would never buy another t-top car again, unless it was a 2002 collectors edition.

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Chris
-94' firebird formula(I used to have a 91,thats why im on this site)
-Mods: Hypertech programmer 3, ported and polished MAF sensor, slp loudmouth exhaust.
-Future Mods: slp intake, pullies(have them just havent put them on).

 

I would ask the people who sell the sub frame connecters. If anybody they would know. Lets say some one get them, and thire t-tops start leaking. Who if the first person they call. THE OEM of the sub frame connectors of the people who put in the t tops. If you ask the people who install the T tops they will most likly only have good things to say about thire product. If you ask the people who install or sell the SFC they might give you straight answer.

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89 Formula Firebird
Red with T-tops
5.0 305 FI
Soon to be a 400small block

 

About the leaky t's, I am blessed with non-leaking t's

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New owner of:

1989 Camaro IROC-Z
5.7L TPI
Ravin' Exhaust
K&N's
My 1989 Camaro IROC-Z

Previous owner of:

1992 Camaro RS
5.0L TBI
K&N Airfilter
My 1992 Camaro RS

 

My car is an '87 and when I had the car repainted they even got into the weatherstrippng to get all the older rust out and repaint (after the previous owner put on new weatherstripping) and it has yet to leak

altho my damn door windows are pissing me off :-)

Eric