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On 1/15/2021 at 8:18 PM, dalt1 said:

Mercedes Gap, HA HA. I'd settle for a Malibu quality gap, have not seen others on show room floor this bad. And yes I do expect better quality than you apparently.

I never said not to expect high quality. Especially at the outlandish prices they charge. But with how the windshield is made how can they adjust it?

Given your pic didn't show much besides a towel between the walk through and windshield. So it's hard to tell where exactly the issue is. Have you taken a level to the windshields to make sure they line up? 

To me it sounds like something wasn't manufactured or installed correctly for them to not fit correctly.  Maybe they didn't manufacture the center window correct. Maybe they bolted one or both sides further out on the hull. Maybe the hull in the center has flexed outward from desired.

These aren't cars that it's easy to adjust body lines \ gaps on. 

Does it have those support brackets on either side of the walk thru?    Those have a bit of adjustment available.    One of mine became loose so I removed the walk thru panel and attached it in a slightly different spot. 

Anyone find a good solution for a double surfboard rack on each side?  Purchased a 2020 axis with the swivel racks. We quickly grew out of the single surfboard racks that Axis offers.

Can anyone share opinions on the krypt racks or other options they used?

Here in TN there is no specific law addressing the capacity. They follow USCG CFR 33 guidance. However, there may be some states that require the capacity plate to be displayed.  As they say, let you conscience be your guide and you wallet be your score board.