Fitting the roof in the boot!
Fitting the roof in the boot!
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Monkeytaylor

Original Poster:

120 posts

263 months

Tuesday 6th July 2004
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Hi - just been out for a run in our new V8 and it was such a nice evening that we took the top off. We assumed it would fit in the boot - but couldn't get it in. Am I doing something wrong???? How does it fit in?

bojangles

464 posts

267 months

Tuesday 6th July 2004
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i can barely do it myself,,, there is only one way that it goes in... now i even forget what way, i think it is pained side down, latches rearward..then left side first...

can anybody send a reminder

rob.e

2,862 posts

301 months

Tuesday 6th July 2004
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one corner in first, then swivel its covered in the owners manual..

h2dca

901 posts

263 months

Tuesday 6th July 2004
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Have a look here

www.lotusespritworld.com/EMaintenance/Sunroof.html

Does take a bit of getting use to, but once mastered no problem, I have just fitted a carbon fibre roof, a little bit lighter than a glass one but still makes a big difference
Regards
Hamish
94 S4

Monkeytaylor

Original Poster:

120 posts

263 months

Tuesday 6th July 2004
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Cheers - looks like it'll be a nice evening again, so gives us an excuse to go out for another blast!

Tekk

9 posts

273 months

Thursday 8th July 2004
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I had the same problem with my V8 also - seems to be less space than with the GT3.

I'll also try again.

Kev

superdave

936 posts

279 months

Thursday 8th July 2004
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For those of you who have glass roofs and are afraid to break it, I do carbon fibre replacement roofs which can take a bit of knocking around. Take a look on
www.lotusespritworld.com/Sale/shop.html
It also has other benefits like blocking out heat from the sun, privicy, slight weight saving etc etc.

Cheers,



Dave Walters