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Yep. Been torrential down pouring all week here and I have about a 25 min interstate drive to work every day. No issues but the wind noise gets pretty freaking loud if it’s storming and windy and your driving over a bridge. Quite a bit of water pools up on the top when parked too, but no leaks

Awesome man, can’t wait to see your pics. That could be a good idea about the cotter pins, but it’s a tiny space to work with. Might not fit. Good luck with your windows tomorrow 😂

I see what you mean. Obviously mines not a 4 door but my windows aren’t nearly as loose fitting as they look in that pic you posted

It would be extremely tough to use different hardware on the struts because of the way they’re secured. Still easy to unbolt, but different hardware might be tough. Made a video just now of how you would take the top portion off. About to rain so I didn’t take it off but that should give you a...

Probably pretty easy. The top piece is held on by the struts, window zippers/velcro, and some straps with hooks on the end that go down the rear roll bar

Just a tip to make it a bit easier. For the brackets that go over the driver and passenger roll bars, the instructions say to loosely secure with one bolt. Go ahead and just put all the bolts and tighten them because trying to go back and tighten them at the end it tough due to the struts...

Not sure if the jtops will work. I have a Bimini top from Amazon that I removed to make it easier to install the top and I’m not sure if I would be able to put it back on. As far as converting back to a hard top, you’d have to remove the brackets and rails for the top and then replace the little...

The top of the rear roll bar it sits against. At the bottom of the rear roll bar there is some room. The rear window does not follow the same angle as the rear roll bar, it’s a little more slanted. The rear window unzips on the sides and flips up super easy

Looks like it’s going to be rainy literally all week here but I’ll update my post as soon as it clears up and I get a chance to take the windows out

Yeah I already had the rack so I had to make it work. But making your own would probably be the best route

I would measure just to make sure it will work. It’s REALLY close to the rear window on this top. Like I’m not kidding. You can slide a penny in the gap, but probably not a nickel. Also the rack uses brackets that mount where the 3 rearmost hard top bolts go so that are needs to be flat. Last...

I forgot which one it was, but one of the aftermarket speaker pods doesn’t have bolts sticking out like that. So it would probably work. Wouldn’t work in my case because I put an off-road Jack on the jcr rack and I don’t think bigger speaker pods would clear

Those are storage pockets built into top. Right now I just have vehicle registration and install directions in them. All of the soft top windows are removable and there is on board window storage built into the top

I saw this. If you look in the description though it says recommended for stock wheel and tire sizes. Not sure if that’s just a cya thing or if it’s not as beefy as the broncbuster housing, hence the lower price

The windows are tight. I think the lighting makes them look a little wavy in these pics but I can assure you they are tight as a mf and no issues with vision

Correct. The pic that @dashzero posted is as naked as the top gets.

Oh yeah the havoc 4 door looks bad ass. About the only time I thought a spare delete looked good

Yeah love that feature. Are you the guy that I’ve been messaging on Facebook about this top?

I don’t have a picture without the windows but there’s a good YouTube video out there. Cjponyparts and 1-2week lead time but I got mine delivered in 2 days from them

I just installed and did a full write up https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/new-rampage-trailview-fastback-soft-top-for-2-door-bronco-installed-first-impressions-photos.73730/