00SPEC

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If one aquired a glass sunroof and all the mechanisms, could it be installed (with relative financial ease) into a base or R1/2 model?

Thanks

p00shy

iTrader: (3)

ive seen it done so yes.

but IMHO please dont. a solid roof is so hard to find.

Dliverance

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Agreed. It can be done but I don't think it's a good idea. You're just adding a possible leak and more weight/parts that can go bad.

Tem120

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i wouldnt do this . R1's are somuch harder to find then tourings I would love ot trade my touring for an R1 .


Also they are heavier , and if you plan to race with the car atleast for me I hit the sunroof border with my head , you get less headroom in the touring .

Sgtblue

iTrader: (16)

Yes. You'd also need the head-liner from a sunroof model.
No. It would be a major undertaking even for a professional shop. Unless you're experienced with the right equipment/tools it's not something done by typical for the DIY'er.

GoodfellaFD3S

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Add me to the 'cost/benefit analysis=no not attempt' crowd

Narfle

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It would be difficult and ill advised.

ZE Power MX6

iTrader: (157)

I have seen it done on other cars before, but I wouldn't do it personally...

XLR8

iTrader: (52)

I'm in on the "don't do it".

To do this properly, it would need done well. Otherwise, it could be a huge headache for years to come. Even the OEMs leak over time.

I enjoy no sunroof. More sleek

MinotaurRacing

How would accommodate the bubbles in the roof?

Also you would have to go so careful when cutting the roof that you didn't warp the metal.

Im in the leave well alone category, either that or take the entire roof off and go soft top.

blkops

Just give me the sunroof since my glass got blown out... And save yourself the hassle.