Attaching Audi A4 wind breaker.

[Cirrusdancer]

Bought an A4 wind breaker as it was going at a good price and general recommendation on here is that it's a good fit. Now I've got it I am amazed at how good that fit is, could have been made for the Stag.

Would anybody who has fitted one share their method of attaching it to the car before I start so I can avoid any mistakes that are obvious afterwards. Pictures would be a bonus.
I was thinking of a some Velcro straps around the T bar but I'm pondering how to attach those to the wind break itself without making holes in the mesh.

[Tim Ward]

I have one. and recently fitted it. I found an article a member had written. It showed the use of two raw bolts with a eyed head. It means cutting down the length of the side plastic shoot bolts on the screen. No cutting of mesh. If you can't find the post PM me your number and I can what's app you a photo. Don't have the ability to put pictures on the forum

[staginmacc]

32865128-EB68-414D-94F9-60BB40723491.jpeg Here is mine. I was given instructions to cut upright frame down to fit inside the T bar. Took a while but the results are great!

[staginmacc]

Ian Percival was the kind Member who supplied the detail for the mods!

[StagJonno]

Try this thread https://www.socforum.com/forum/forum...tor#post801949

[trunt]

I didn't want to drill holes in my trim that I spent much time and money replacing/ polishing etc so simply attached 2 velcro loops on the the top of the screen with pop rivets and secure the rear with my seatbelts.. Its solid as a rock, tested to 90 mph!

The only thing I would possibly suggest is to extend the rods at the bottom by 1/2" but mine stays put even though they are not.

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[dasadrew]

If you want to go down the OCD way .....

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[Cirrusdancer]

Thanks for the helpful replies, I'll get the bits together and make a start.
Bit disappointed in Dasadrew's solution though, knowing his standards I expected the catches he made to automatically retract while the wind breaker tucked itself away into the boot

[dasadrew]

Thanks for the helpful replies, I'll get the bits together and make a start.
Bit disappointed in Dasadrew's solution though, knowing his standards I expected the catches he made to automatically retract while the wind breaker tucked itself away into the boot

I did look briefly at fitting an SLK roof system .......