Well sunroof question answered (PIC)

[spd98]

Originally Posted by Captain Awesome

Who does the Roof for the H3 or the ones for the Colorado?

same company.

Impala - 2007 with Hollandia 935 Twin Vent Sunroof
Tahoe - 2006 with Hollandia 940 Twin Vent Sunroof
Aveo - 2004 with SolAire 3200 Power Spoiler Sunroof
Aveo - 2004 With Hollandia 312L Power Spoiler Sunroof
Aveo - 2005 with Hollandia 730 Power Inbuilt Sunroof
Aveo - 2006 with Hollandia 730 Power Inbuilt Sunroof
Colbalt - 2005 with Hollandia 730 Power Inbuilt Sunroof
Cobalt - 2006 (2 Door) with Hollandia 710 Power Inbuilt Sunroof
Colorado - 2005 with Hollandia 311L Power Spoiler Sunroof
Equinox - 2005 with Hollandia 740 Power Inbuilt Sunroof
HHR - 2006 with Hollandia 735 Power Inbuilt Sunroof
Impala - 2000 with SolAire 3630 Power Spoiler Sunroof
Impala - 2004 with Hollandia 790 Power Inbuilt Sunroof
Impala - 2008 with SolAire 5300 Power Inbuilt Sunroof
Malibu - 1999 with SolAire 3450 Power Spoiler Sunroof
Malibu - 2004 with SolAire 5300 Power Inbuilt Sunroof
Malibu - 2004 eith Hollandia 730 Power Inbuilt Sunroof
Malibu - 2006 with Hollandia 730 Power Inbuilt Sunroof
Malibu - 2007 with Hollandia 4300 Power Inbuilt Sunroof
Malibu - 2008 with Hollandia 4300 Power Inbuilt Sunroof
Monte Carlo - 2000 with SolAire 3450 Power Spoiler Sunroof
Monte Carlo - 2004 with Hollandia 710 power Inbuilt Sunroof
Silverado - 2004 with Hollandia 790 Power Inbuilt Sunroof
Silverado Ext. Cab - 2006 with Hollandia 790 Power Inbuilt Sunroof
Tahoe - 2001 with SolAire 5300 Power Inbuilt Sunroof
Tahoe - 2007 with Hollandia 740 Power Inbuilt Sunroof
Tracker - 2000 with SolAire 3200 Power Spoiler Sunroof
Trailblazer - 2004 with Hollandia 740 Power Inbuilt Sunroof
Venture - 2004 with Hollandia 730 Power Inbuilt Sunroof

Keep in mind that if a dealer installed it the model could differ.

I think either would work on camaro but the low roofline probly lead to the spoiler type which increases headroom. I have one on my 01GTP and it works great. The spoiler type are typically less prone to leaks due to the fact that they seal from the top with the glass pannel being oversized. The downside is they are often more noisy.

[Matster]

IMHO I think the reverse mohawk adds to the overall agressive stance of the vehicle and am not willing to sacrifice that for a sunroof. A targa top or t-roof might have swayed me, but not a sunroof

[Matster]

Originally Posted by rolnslo

Remind us why you post here everyday? I'm sure there are many of us that are getting tired of your comments about how stupid/ugly/lame things are that you don't like. You wanted the concept replica and didn't get it - we understand. Please move on...

Captain Awesome = Troll(see definition below)

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An Internet troll, or simply troll in Internet slang, is someone who posts controversial and irrelevant or off-topic messages in an online community, such as an online discussion forum or chat room, with the intention of provoking other users into an emotional response[1] or to generally disrupt normal on-topic discussion.[2]

[Captain Awesome]

Originally Posted by Matster

Captain Awesome = Troll(see definition below)

"Do not feed the trolls" and its abbreviation DNFTT redirects here. For the Wikipedia essay, see "What is a troll?". For other uses see Troll (disambiguation).
An Internet troll, or simply troll in Internet slang, is someone who posts controversial and irrelevant or off-topic messages in an online community, such as an online discussion forum or chat room, with the intention of provoking other users into an emotional response[1] or to generally disrupt normal on-topic discussion.[2]

What's the definition of someone who calls people names and insults other people (like you just did)?

If you don't like my opinions then don't argue with me or belittle my opinions by trying to classify them as "trolling" when they are just as valid as yours. Just because someone doesn't agree with you doesn't make them automatically wrong or a "troll".

P.S. Your own definition describes what you just did to me.

[JEFF2010SSMANUAL]

I would like T-Tops, never had them. But the strength of the body would be weaker with T-Tops, correct???

[Captain Awesome]

Originally Posted by JEFF2010SSMANUAL

I would like T-Tops, never had them. But the strength of the body would be weaker with T-Tops, correct???

It's typically not as bad as a converible and not as good as a hardtop. The T-tops on my 4th gens were a lot stiffer than those on my 3rd gens. I never had a 'vert so I can't say for sure how much less they were.

[JesseJames]

Originally Posted by Captain Awesome

It's typically not as bad as a converible and not as good as a hardtop. The T-tops on my 4th gens were a lot stiffer than those on my 3rd gens. I never had a 'vert so I can't say for sure how much less they were.

The only real downside of T-tops is if you get a like a minor leak at a carwash or if the rolls a few times like my father did in my black 96 Firebird. (How in the heck does a person roll these cars anyways?) While they may not be as "good" as a hardtop, they are close enough where it matters

[Captain Awesome]

Originally Posted by JesseJames

The only real downside of T-tops is if you get a like a minor leak at a carwash or if the rolls a few times like my father did in my black 96 Firebird. (How in the heck does a person roll these cars anyways?) While they may not be as "good" as a hardtop, they are close enough where it matters

The 80's T-Tops seemed to really leak badly over time and by the late 80's they had modified the gaskets to the point where they were a lot better but still could leak. The 4th gens had a new design that had drain channels inside the gaskets and they were awesome at preventing leaks but a lot of people bashed the design because they had never seen one in person and figured that it was the same as the 3rd gen leaky ones. The 4th gen design had a "leaky" stigma that it couldn't shake.

[Supermans]

You would think that it would be possible to design non-leaky t-tops in this day and age..

[stovt001]

Captain's right. You can design a leak proof design, but if it leaked in a previous generation, people won't believe it. Sadly, people don't like reevaluating expectations. They have preconceived notions, and they will stick to them. That's why if you ask anyone about car quality, they'll talk about how good Toyota was in the 70s and 80s and how bad GM was then. They never stop to check if the roles have reversed since then. Sad but true.

Oh and in the Captain's defense, by the definition posted he is not a troll because his posts are always on topic. Yes he does repeat complaints to death, but that does not a troll make. Trust me, if trolls acted like Captain Awesome, the internet would be a better place.

[EllwynX]

Originally Posted by Matster

Captain Awesome = Troll(see definition below)

"Do not feed the trolls" and its abbreviation DNFTT redirects here. For the Wikipedia essay, see "What is a troll?". For other uses see Troll (disambiguation).
An Internet troll, or simply troll in Internet slang, is someone who posts controversial and irrelevant or off-topic messages in an online community, such as an online discussion forum or chat room, with the intention of provoking other users into an emotional response[1] or to generally disrupt normal on-topic discussion.[2]

To be honest, I don't think he fits the definition of Troll.

His comments aren't necessarily irrelevant or off-topic. Controversial? Marginally, but only to some. His comments are usually about whatever the thread is discussing, they are just constant is all.

[2010_5thgen]

Originally Posted by TAG UR IT

1. Don't like the mohawk!?! OUCH! It's cool. I love the mohawk.

2. Don't want a sunroof. The ONLY option I'd choose....and would get in a heartbeat.....is T-tops. No t-tops and I'll have to take the hardtop.

3. I'm more than happy to have the sunroof open that way to give us taller folks the greater headroom. You see, if you're 5'9", putting the sunroof INSIDE the car is no big deal....it's actually better. But, if you are 6'3" plus, it's got to work that way. Wise decision IMHO.

4. Lions club is who I need to contact??? Hells yeah!, I'll contact them!

yeah im with you tag, id love to have some t tops on this. but i like the rev mo hawk alot better. i wanted it from the begining anyways.

[TAG UR IT]

But wouldn't that be cool if GM could do some t-tops that were reverse mohawk formed?...or at least ran w/ the same contour of the reverse mohawk roofline?

I know it'll never happen, but I'd LOVE to see a version of such.

[Angrybird 12]

Originally Posted by TAG UR IT

But wouldn't that be cool if GM could do some t-tops that were reverse mohawk formed?...or at least ran w/ the same contour of the reverse mohawk roofline?

I know it'll never happen, but I'd LOVE to see a version of such.

Cost and weight. Extra bracing needed for a T-top and that means more weight higher up raising the center of gravity meaning not as good handling.