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Old 07-28-09 | 02:31 AM
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Old 07-28-09 | 03:12 AM
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Old 07-28-09 | 08:39 PM
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You like em? Those are my home made carb hats.

Busted, I really like your second gen race car. Would love to see it in action. Ditch the jatco and put a clutchless in. That's what I would do if I had the money.
Old 07-28-09 | 09:50 PM
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Originally Posted by ultimatejay
You like em? Those are my home made carb hats.

Busted, I really like your second gen race car. Would love to see it in action. Ditch the jatco and put a clutchless in. That's what I would do if I had the money.
I would love a clutchless but i need a turbo and fuel inj setup first becouse the stuff i had was manuel inj with a blower.
And im still playing with the 93 and im getting older than dirt.

I like your car you can take it to the track and run it i just keep tralioring mine!
Old 07-31-09 | 09:24 PM
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Just wanted to share one last tip. I've searched far and wide and tried many different cleaners for the Lexan. Hands down the best cleaner is Plexus. A little pricey but well worth it and very easy to use. Just spray it on and wipe it off with a clean microfiber cloth. Heres a pic of what it looks like.
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Old 08-03-09 | 12:57 PM
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I did my windshield in lexan several years back. I just traced the windshield onto the lexan and cut it out. Painted a black edge all the way around. Used some window sealant and screws to secure it. Came out good, cost was around $200. but i got tired of polishing out the scratches and then when the car sat for several years the sun and elements made the windshield literally impossible to see out of. At that point I chose to go back to glass. It's much easier to keep up with and after time looks better. This was for a street car though.

Good work and nice writeup!
Old 08-03-09 | 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Dudemaaanownsanrx7
I did my windshield in lexan several years back. I just traced the windshield onto the lexan and cut it out. Painted a black edge all the way around. Used some window sealant and screws to secure it. Came out good, cost was around $200. but i got tired of polishing out the scratches and then when the car sat for several years the sun and elements made the windshield literally impossible to see out of. At that point I chose to go back to glass. It's much easier to keep up with and after time looks better. This was for a street car though.

Good work and nice writeup!
Yeah, I would not recommend Lexan for the street. I think it is illegal in most states. Also using your wipers and rolling the windows up and down will create scratches. But for drag racing where every ounce counts, it's worth it.
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