Sickness91Z28

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Has anyone on TGO ever done this? I think this is so clean looking..really cleans up the engine bay. I would be interested in doing this.....just not sure how to go about doing it....

TAdan

Note the Lexan/ Plexiglass or "plastic" type windshield.

okfoz

Looks good...
Don't get caught in the rain.

Why do you say its plexiglas? I see the bolt holding it in, but what else tips you off...

John

kretos

looks good, but some of us need the wipers for the rain we get

iroc87matt

looks nice, but not good for the rain

Sickness91Z28

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this might be something I'll be doing in the future. I don't drive mine unless it's nice...but it would suck getting caught in a down poor

I guess as long as I have "Rain X" on my windshield
I really don't think it would be to hard of a project to do....some simple welding, removing some parts..and some fiberglassing.

camaro88sc

the reason why he says its lexan/plexiglass is because on the guys cardomain site he says that it is, he has basically everything lexan except for the side windows. Here's a link to his page just encase any1 was wondering what else he had--- http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/403007/2 . In my opinion his car is one of the best, i think it sits up there with Kandie's. But yea i def think it would look sweet to do what he did with the Shaved wiper cowl area.

TAdan

Ive seen the car in person, thats how I know I loved the lexan/plexi hatch, that was pretty cool.

MetalliCamaroRS

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That looks good, thats what I want to do with my car eventually. I only drive it when its nice anyway.

Timz2882

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yeah that car is pretty sweet in person.

Kandied91z

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never seen it, thought about it, or sta...

nevermind, yeah something like that looks very good.



haven't looked at his site in awhile, like the lexan idea but his use of dynomat defeats his weightloss purposes. i wonder how much more he spent to get the lexan? i've been trying to find shatterproof material with no luck in the shape i need.

Kandied91z

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just found this... didn't have to go to that extreme though.

Kandied91z

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the best way would be infact to make a cover of sorts to look like this. use the factory motor gears to attach it somehow. then for actual normal use it could be removed/replaced with wiper arms......that or just smooth everything out still keeping the arms which isn't hard to do.

flrtin1

When we left for the PT this year I was thinking.... if it rains it will only be for a little while....after driving three days in almost solid rain the wipers are on top of my list for next year lol


something I didnt know but found out the hard way rain x only lasts about an hour in a steady rain

Spdfrk1990

I was thinking of doing that wouldnt be too hard just would block off the wents and all that. I am not even driving this car in the rain anymore though if i can help it just looks alot cleaner. What about the spacers under the windsheild though that help keep it in place.

Kandied91z

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you can still smooth it out and keep the wipers, looks just as nice.

Sickness91Z28

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that's exactly what I was thinkin....now...I need to do some brain storming

Mathius

Jeff,

It could be done of course, but it wouldn't be as easy as you're making it sound.

The problem with just smoothing it out is you have no way to access the wiper linkages if there's a problem later on. Even if you never have any problems with them, there are other reasons to remove them, like getting your car painted. Or how about if your wiper motor fails, you have to reconnect the linkages to the new motor.

I think a cover would be the best solution, the only other things you could do is make an access door on the firewall, which would really make the firewall look worse, or make an access door inside the car, but who wants to pull their dash to get their wipers fixed?

Mathius

RSFreak

Unfortunately, here in WA wipers are an absolute necessity!!!

CaysE

An hour? Maybe it's just because my windshield is all beat up with tiny nicks and scratches that it can hold the Rain-X on, but that stuff lasts me near 6 months in the rainy Northeast.

FirehawkSS

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What do you do about the vents for the heater and ac? Make sure your windows roll down or what

nick418

wow that looks sick, ive never seen anythin like it.. I think you should do it shawn You dont drive it in the rain (you dont drive her at all LOL) i think it would be a nice addition IMO

CDN_87IROC

Wow: after looking at his cardomain, that man has some talents.

ChevyGuy5

Go fast enough and the rain will just blow off

Oh wait, i tried that once and almost went over a hillside. nevermind