Discussion about MX5s, Roadsters & Miatas, not directly fitting into one of the categories below. Please keep it on topic.
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sister9
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by sister9 » Tue Oct 02, 2012 1:11 am
Hi. I have bought a hard top for my 1998 NB, I use it as required for security purposes but as a woman I have to wait to have someone around to help me remove and put on the top as neccessary. I would like to remove and put on on my own if possible so I dont have to miss the 'top down' days! Is there any advice out there with regard to the various pulley / hoist types available? Which are better? I am looking at the one available at MX5 Mania in australia?? Thanks
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WideOpenThrottle
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by WideOpenThrottle » Tue Oct 02, 2012 8:40 am
Cant see why you shouldn't buy from them as they are Mx5 specialists.
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Angreal
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by Angreal » Tue Oct 02, 2012 9:25 am
I've heard the hoists are good for removal and installation but not good for long-term storage as they tend to drop out if you leave them there for months on end for one reason or another.
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Donovan
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by Donovan » Tue Oct 02, 2012 3:29 pm
If you are going to get one, get it from the States, they are $90USD plus freight, and the package they come in is pretty small.
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