1st Gen Polycarbonate / Lexan WINDSHIELD
#4
Clear One sells flat sheets through Summit and Jegs. They're pretty cheap. Not sure how easy they are to form to the right shape, but I did see someone put one in a Mustang once...
http://www.clearonewindows.com/
http://www.clearonewindows.com/
#5
http://iscracing.net/Fiberglass.htm
bottom of page. 8lbs lighter than glass. $350.00
put a sheet of clear mylar over it to reduce scratching.
bottom of page. 8lbs lighter than glass. $350.00
put a sheet of clear mylar over it to reduce scratching.
#6
that's what I'm looking for, but FL to CA is going to cost a small fortune for shipping.
anyone else know of someone on the west coast? having one made, not cut to fit is $300- only $50 less than one that is molded for the car.
anyone else know of someone on the west coast? having one made, not cut to fit is $300- only $50 less than one that is molded for the car.
#7
EP and GT guys of all types were buying NASCAR take-offs. They replace windshields after every race, you can buy them for $10-15 from people that get them out of their dumpsters.
Unless I'm unaware of it, no Spec7 series allows lexan/polycarb windshields (or hatches or quarter windows), so asking those guys will get you funny looks.
Unless I'm unaware of it, no Spec7 series allows lexan/polycarb windshields (or hatches or quarter windows), so asking those guys will get you funny looks.
#9
SPEC-7 never used lexan. It was a cheap class with very SPECific things you can do to get you on the track quickly and cheaply. It's also has run it's course and is a dead class.
People have taken a SPEC-7 and added a lotta performance parts to it and race in a faster class.
People have taken a SPEC-7 and added a lotta performance parts to it and race in a faster class.
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