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I couldn't find a good and consistent DIY on this, any one have any tips to help with adjusting screw depth on the top pins and aligning them prior to locking the whole pin mount on the top down?
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Tighten things up

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Thanks Water Hound, I see I need to be very careful lining and tightening things up.
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I couldn't find a good and consistent DIY on this, any one have any tips to help with adjusting screw depth on the top pins and aligning them prior to locking the whole pin mount on the top down?
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Thanks Water Hound, I see I need to be very careful lining and tightening things up.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have just swapped out by old style HT mounts for the new ones and now I need to do the final alignment/adjustment. I couldn't find a good and consistent DIY on this, any one have any tips to help with adjusting screw depth on the top pins and aligning them prior to locking the whole pin mount on the top down? Thanks

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Hi GDI Here's a thread that talks all about this https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...a-997-a-2.html Just got a hardtop for my '04 cab as it was ordered as a "hardtop delete" option. Has been quite a process.

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Thanks Water Hound, I see I need to be very careful lining and tightening things up. Hopefully the screw pins make the top a lot quieter.

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