TTop Camaro at SEMA
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Would there be any reason GM could not do this?
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Would there be any reason GM could not do this?
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Thanks for the post. I like the way it looks. My favorite camaro is 93-97 and t-tops is a must but I would purchase a 5th gen if it had t-tops. If they never make t-tops on 5th gen I would never purchase one.
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I agree they need to be glass and would like to see pics where they were glass.
Your not losing rigidity (if so a minute amount). I can't see this weighing more, because they are not going to need to add rigidity to it.
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Your not losing rigidity (if so a minute amount). I can't see this weighing more, because they are not going to need to add rigidity to it.
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Would there be any reason GM could not do this?
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Would there be any reason GM could not do this?
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Yeah, there's reasons GM didn't do it.
Originally Posted by Camaro5
The T-top kit features undercarriage reinforcement to bolster the loss of rigidity from the cut roof.
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That is what I was getting at, are their safety regs that would stop this.
I was unaware our 4th gens had extra weight underneath to add rigidity.
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I was unaware our 4th gens had extra weight underneath to add rigidity.
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Also, for what it's worth, I believe 4th gen t-top cars were only 12lb heavier than the hardtop model.