My car only leaks at the T-tops when I have a passenger a little on the fat side ( like most girls I'm sad to say). This tells me that it's mostly body flexing who is responsible for the leaks, and I probably wouldn't be able to fix this in any other way than to stiffen up the whole car a bit. It NEVER leaks when I'm driving alone, or parked. Put a passenger in the right rear seat and the problem is worse.
So what would be the best solution to this? I was thinking of the Subframe connectors from Lon salgren, Topdown solutions, mostly because he's such a nice guy and all.
But I really don't know if they would adress this actual problem, although I dont doubt that it will make the car handle better.
Any ideas?
So what would be the best solution to this? I was thinking of the Subframe connectors from Lon salgren, Topdown solutions, mostly because he's such a nice guy and all.
But I really don't know if they would adress this actual problem, although I dont doubt that it will make the car handle better.
Any ideas?
it couldnt hurt to get the SFCs and see if that helps. 

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2nd to the SFCs, add some new seals and your golden.
Senior Member
Yes flex is a bad thing.Your T-tops leaking is just the start.
Subframe connectors are a must on unibody cars.If you get one twisted/tweekd new seals won't help much. The T-tops leaking is your cars way of saying help me please install some subframe connectors.Like stated above,install them and replace your seals and you'll be good to go.
Subframe connectors are a must on unibody cars.If you get one twisted/tweekd new seals won't help much. The T-tops leaking is your cars way of saying help me please install some subframe connectors.Like stated above,install them and replace your seals and you'll be good to go.
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Oh ya ,almost forgot,Fat girls need lovin too and if your going to have any of that lovin in your car I'ed suggest upgradeing your springs too.

