Sunroof Install
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haha.. T-Tops does sound pretty good right about now. but thanks guys that was a lot of help.. ive been trying to figure out what i want to add to my monte next so thats gonna be thrown on the list of possibilities.. right now its on there with much more minor things such as HID kit, stripes and some nice rims.
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An aftermarket inline electric unit should run you in the $1k+ range installed.
Check out Webasto's website for a list of dealers in your area. We highly recommend the Hollandia models over the Webasto Solaire models. They come in different sizes to fit different cars. Your should take a 635/735 due to the curvature of the roof.
Honestly, you should never install a pop-out or top-sliding sunroof in that car because a structural brace will be cut out of the roof, and only inline sunroof units reinforce the roof by being bolted to the side rails of the roof, essentially replacing the structural brace. Other types of sunroofs only attach to the sheet metal.
Any other questions or if you're in the NJ/NY area, my family has been in the sunroof installation and repair business for 37 years.
Check out Webasto's website for a list of dealers in your area. We highly recommend the Hollandia models over the Webasto Solaire models. They come in different sizes to fit different cars. Your should take a 635/735 due to the curvature of the roof.
Honestly, you should never install a pop-out or top-sliding sunroof in that car because a structural brace will be cut out of the roof, and only inline sunroof units reinforce the roof by being bolted to the side rails of the roof, essentially replacing the structural brace. Other types of sunroofs only attach to the sheet metal.
Any other questions or if you're in the NJ/NY area, my family has been in the sunroof installation and repair business for 37 years.
An aftermarket inline electric unit should run you in the $1k+ range installed.
Check out Webasto's website for a list of dealers in your area. We highly recommend the Hollandia models over the Webasto Solaire models. They come in different sizes to fit different cars. Your should take a 635/735 due to the curvature of the roof.
Honestly, you should never install a pop-out or top-sliding sunroof in that car because a structural brace will be cut out of the roof, and only inline sunroof units reinforce the roof by being bolted to the side rails of the roof, essentially replacing the structural brace. Other types of sunroofs only attach to the sheet metal.
Any other questions or if you're in the NJ/NY area, my family has been in the sunroof installation and repair business for 37 years.
Check out Webasto's website for a list of dealers in your area. We highly recommend the Hollandia models over the Webasto Solaire models. They come in different sizes to fit different cars. Your should take a 635/735 due to the curvature of the roof.
Honestly, you should never install a pop-out or top-sliding sunroof in that car because a structural brace will be cut out of the roof, and only inline sunroof units reinforce the roof by being bolted to the side rails of the roof, essentially replacing the structural brace. Other types of sunroofs only attach to the sheet metal.
Any other questions or if you're in the NJ/NY area, my family has been in the sunroof installation and repair business for 37 years.
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