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SNAPS FOR A SPIDER ROOF COVER

Discussion in '360/430' started by drsrock, Jul 19, 2004.

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  1. drsrock

    drsrock Karting

    Nov 20, 2003
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    Alex
    #1 drsrock, Jul 19, 2004
    Does anyone know if you can change broken/bad snaps for a spider roof cover? How do you do it? Where do you get them in NJ?
     
  2. Chiaro_Slag

    Chiaro_Slag F1 Veteran

    Oct 31, 2003
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    #2 Chiaro_Slag, Jul 19, 2004
    I have changed the snaps for the 328 targa top cover, so it should be possible. Have you checked with the dealer?
     
  3. Merdav

    Merdav Formula Junior

    Apr 11, 2004
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    #3 Merdav, Jul 19, 2004
    Thier made by TENAX, just ordered some last week $6.95 each. You can buy them from this place.
    http://www.eagleday.com/index.html
    By the way just hold the base and the top unscrews off.
     
  4. drsrock

    drsrock Karting

    Nov 20, 2003
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    #4 drsrock, Jul 19, 2004
    Thanx I have already ordered them. I love this F-Chat.
    BTW How is the CAT situation? Did Ferrari of Houston take care of you?
     
  5. Merdav

    Merdav Formula Junior

    Apr 11, 2004
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    #5 Merdav, Jul 20, 2004
    I didn't even call them, I wanted to be proactive with the heat situation of the headers, so I opted with Hyper Flow cats figuring they would move the heat away from the headers more effieciently. I got them from RPM Racing in Huntington NY for $950 each and did my own install.
     
  6. f355spider

    f355spider F1 World Champ
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    May 29, 2001
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    #6 f355spider, Jul 21, 2004
    You can get Tenex snaps at any auto/boat upholstery shop. I went to a local one, and the guy gave me some FREE. Said it wasn't worth charging me for... :)

    You can use the tips from a snap ring plier to hold the base while tightening. I went through tightening all of mine, and was surprised they were ALL very loose. Check em all! ;)
     

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