Civic Gets LEXAN Windshield (EF Hatch)
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Installing my lexan windshield for my racecar civic ef.
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So sick, I’ve only seen peeps do it on side windows and maybe the back. Inspirational
Thanks bro. Yeah the lexan stuff was a little difficult to find a lot of research on, glad my video helped 🙏💪
All this in the storage building garage. Thats gangster af.
💪🏾💪🏾 anything is possible bro
very great work Rob, this car is gonna make history, i see it coming!!!!
Thanks Luke I appreciate 🙏
Hey bro, this is Ken. My other channel is fishin the 910. Seems we are both Honda heads too 💪💪💪
Sorry bro I just seen this. Hell yeah Honda ftw💪
Great Skills, Bro. Stay Safe.
Thank you bro💪🏾
Plan on doing this to my e90!
Damn that’s some nice work on how it came out. It’s perfect!👍🏼
Thank you
I miss you videos man…. Please come back
Yeah bro I plan on doing videos again soon. Probably in a couple of weeks
Good work man!Install is clean
Thanks bro
VERY,VERY Nice Bro!!! 👍🏻👍🏻🔥🔥. Wish I lived by you to help me on my hatches Windows cause yours look LEGIT.
Thank you bro. Means a lot. Yeah that would be great if we were close enough to help each other with our builds. One day bro, on day
Impressed!
Cool video, looks good.
Do you think 1/8 would be stiff enough in a mini truck at 60mph without center braces for the windshield?
That's a good question but I think it mainly depends on the steepness of the window frame itself. Honestly 1/8 would flex in a lot I think. If I were you, I'd go thicker or add some sort of support brace just to be safe
This is only good if your car is garaged or doesn't stay in the elements for any long period of time . That type of lexan is soft , scratches easy , and is lacking the coating of a company , I don't benefit from , does apply , which I provided a link to that covers various civic platforms . It's that coating that will keep it from slowing fading and turning white . Good luck
The lexan I used is UV resistant and this car doesn't live outside. Anyone that installs lexan windows on a race car probably has enough mods to not want to leave it out in the elements and vulnerable to thieves anyway
@@nolimitracing9752 Not everyone has the means or options . Your car is garaged , so it's safe . Certain communities won't even allow tarping a car , let alone canopy . Was just saying ... God speed .
@@Spinalsign5357 well weather or not if someone has means on not, it really has nothing to do with my video lol im not responsible for other people's financial circumstances. My video shows and give tips for the person that is ready to or planning to do a race window swap. Thanks for watching
@@nolimitracing9752 That link had more durable pre-cut windows of varying thicknesses for civics . Offering windscreens , doors , and rear glass .
you need to silicone the lexan its going to vibrate going through the traps, also create air pockets
Thanks man, I'll more than likely just silicone it. I already bought the tube
looks good Rob..Nice work man.
Thank you Stephan 🙏
@@nolimitracing9752 how it still holdin up, I really want to do this to my CRX since safelight won’t put glass in my car, also what’s the budget to do this?
14 big like 🔥🔥🔥
💪thanks bro
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Hey man, just a quick question
I have a 1993 Chevy Chevette (Brazilian), and i have been wanting put PC (or Lexan) on the two rear seat windows. They are causing me some trouble, so I want to swap them. Now I kind of wanted to do it with the rear and front windshield, but im afraid it might vibrate a lot on high speeds, would you say it's the case?
Keep in mind this is a car I use quite frequently, not a "full on project" that I only cram power
If it's a car u use all the time on the road then I'd leave them alone especially the windshield. I wouldn't want to daily a car with lexan windows especially the windshield. Yes, lexan has more flex than glass does so you will hear and feel more vibration. Keep in mind that lexan scratches very easily so any dirt or debris from the roads you travel on will get on them and probably scratch them up pretty good over time
@@nolimitracing9752 I've been waiting on the answer of people who really have experience like you for a long time
Thanks man, appreciate it ✌🏻
What length/size digits do you use? I need to do this to my 100. My inlay is 1/2”x1/2” was thinking of getting 1/2” weatherstripping to put in the inlay
Rivits*
I’m pretty sure I used 3/4” rivets
@@nolimitracing9752 thank you nice video
@@Hot_Rod_Shop no problems and anytime. Good luck on your windows. Any other questions, feel free to ask.
Besides screwing the Laxan wind in what type of glue do you use to seal properly also may I ask the type of lexan glass you use ?
I left links to everything in the description. Also talked about how everything is installed amd why in the video
Hi how will be the border with carbon fiber?
What kind of fastener did you use?
I used rivets
Any updates?
What’s good bro. I’m tryna post soon, just had a lot going on and needed a break
@@nolimitracing9752 What up Bro. Yeah sometimes you need a break. Thought about your channel the other day and was wondering if you STILL had the Hatch and all. I’m still at it too with my EG hatch. Good to see you alive and doin good in these crazy times.
Is the 2 bars support in front a must have?
Did you watch the entire video?
@@nolimitracing9752 nah but You coulda just answered the question lol 🤷♂️
@@11BabaYaga but you could have just watched the video because the answer to your question is in the video🤦🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️😂
@@nolimitracing9752 shit was boring from jump lol wack ass channel 😂🤡
What size is your storage unit?
10x20 .biggest they have
“LEXAN “ 🥴🤣🤣🤣🤣 fool it’s polycarbonate, this fool even put a sticker on it lmao!!!!!
Im screenshotting your comment to post on my instagram and fb so everyone can see what a 🤡 you are lmao dumbass