27.02.2008, 22:10
<!--quoteo(post=1424104:date=27 Feb 2008, 21:45:name=laurence)-->QUOTE(laurence @ 27 Feb 2008, 21:45) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><!--quotec-->Hi, Can anybody help me? I have recently purchased a 1985 suzuki sj413 and I want to buy a new soft top but the original roof is unusually high. I was wondering, when I fit the new roof, will it fit onto the original frame with some adjustments or do I need to buy a new frame?
Sorry for the english- but If I were to write in Norsk I'd still be writing this tomorrow!
Laurence<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Hi, if I was to write without miss spelling I would be writing this in to next week. The difference between the high roof and the flat roof is the lenght of the bottom link on the frame. The part that attatches the frame to the body of the car.
It is possible to buy a shorter version of this link and replace the long version originally delivered with your care with this new shorter version.
Maybe the local Suzuki vendor can supply You with this part.
Or to get hold of the article from Denmark at http://www.let7.dk
Send him a email and ask him if he can deliver this part.
Sorry for the english- but If I were to write in Norsk I'd still be writing this tomorrow!
Laurence<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Hi, if I was to write without miss spelling I would be writing this in to next week. The difference between the high roof and the flat roof is the lenght of the bottom link on the frame. The part that attatches the frame to the body of the car.
It is possible to buy a shorter version of this link and replace the long version originally delivered with your care with this new shorter version.
Maybe the local Suzuki vendor can supply You with this part.
Or to get hold of the article from Denmark at http://www.let7.dk
Send him a email and ask him if he can deliver this part.