
Originally Posted by
jiggerachi
That reminds me, I need to figure out how to fix that...
Did some digging on the bouncing up issue on robbins tops, found this thread, if you're interested.
http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread...bbins+bouncing
"To make it sit lower, I lowered the top, loosened the six bolts (3 per side) that hold the top on, and wiggled the top until it settled down, then tightened everything back up. Now the boot is only slightly tighter than stock, and I do mean slightly, and although the top bounces up a bit in colder weather, it stays nice and flat when the weather is warm.
Robbins vinyl top with glass window
hiaxi "
Seems like a semi-common issue, most seem to be related to installation. I've seen minor wrinkles and things fixed by doing similar adjustments. Mine was/is tight as a drum, but fits perfectly.
Ulness someone else has better information, I wouldn't worry about fitment issues with Robbins tops, however there
are cheaper alternatives out there. Might send a message to
Rogue. I hear he's the top guru around here. Track Dog Racing does a lot of tops as well.
Instalation was a huge PITA, but definitely doable with one person. What I did was buy a top frame off someone on the board (I have my old one if you need it) and install the new top fabric onto the 2nd frame. This way you can take your time and complete it in a clean indoor environment. Wait till a nice saturday and swap the complete top on frame into your car.
Oh and make sure you get a new rain rail while you're at it. Chances are your rain rail is toast.
Here is my top the day I installed it.