polycarbonate windows ?

[stew]

You can save more with 2mm polycarbs, but they arent fia legal, as the minimum thickness is 4mm. So you remove 2mm glass and end up fitting 4mmm polycarbs, so you save very little weight.

Better off converting to a cabriolet ifyou want to save weight.

i think it is safe to say there is no way that clio glass is 2mm. its at least 3mm but im pretty sure its 4mm, the same thickness as the polycarbonate windows i replaced it with.

polycarbs weigh half the weight of glass, plus if fixed means a huge saving of all the electric window regulators and window tracking etc.

yeah polycarb does scratch easy, but if your careful its not too bad. glass polish works well to remove the light scratches anyway.

[simonr85]

Why not convert to an auto box and become and amputee?

f*** me just nearly choked on my tea, thats a good way of saving weight, how much do u reckon u wud save cutting off ur leg???

[webby]

not much if it was his middle 1

[Richardcard1974]

You can save more with 2mm polycarbs, but they arent fia legal, as the minimum thickness is 4mm. So you remove 2mm glass and end up fitting 4mmm polycarbs, so you save very little weight.

Better off converting to a cabriolet ifyou want to save weight.

polycarbs weigh half the weight of glass, plus if fixed means a huge saving of all the electric window regulators and window tracking etc.

No.

[schakal]

not much if it was his middle 1

we have not all got tiny penises like yourself


:D

[webby]

not much if it was his middle 1

we have not all got tiny penises like yourself


:D

im the bigger man for admiting it

[schakal]

not much if it was his middle 1

we have not all got tiny penises like yourself


:D

im the bigger man for admiting it

i did not mean to RUB IT in ,sorry :(

:D

[stew]

You can save more with 2mm polycarbs, but they arent fia legal, as the minimum thickness is 4mm. So you remove 2mm glass and end up fitting 4mmm polycarbs, so you save very little weight.

Better off converting to a cabriolet ifyou want to save weight.

polycarbs weigh half the weight of glass, plus if fixed means a huge saving of all the electric window regulators and window tracking etc.

No.

erm yes, or as near as dammit.

and im interested to see your 2mm thick glass.....

[webby]

You can save more with 2mm polycarbs, but they arent fia legal, as the minimum thickness is 4mm. So you remove 2mm glass and end up fitting 4mmm polycarbs, so you save very little weight.

Better off converting to a cabriolet ifyou want to save weight.

generally cabriolet weigh more i think u may find mukka lots of different parts added weighing in more than the metal roof

[Richardcard1974]

Renault 5 cab is 50 kgs lighter than the hard top.