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eddy_gti6

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That's true, the whole one-chip-at-a-time thing is a b**ch.

One thing probably worth noting, there's no way these tints are legal:



I will look into them but i could just supply solid poly windows with no holes and people could sort out there own venting then.

As for tints here i cant see a problem, who needs to look out the side windows when you only travel forward Dunno

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Wait, you don't go sideways?

Where's the fun in that?

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Posted 19th Apr 2012 at 15:55
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Wait, you don't go sideways?

Where's the fun in that?


I do yes but not at the minute while my car is off the road. Then again the 106 diesel has a good hand break on it Wink

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It's more fun going sideways when you cant see whats coming.

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Posted 19th Apr 2012 at 18:56
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It's more fun going sideways when you cant see whats coming.


I would say that is true. And more safe aswell!

Just waiting for the supplyer to get back to my mate to see if we can get the slight green tinted polycarb mate Thumbs up

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eddy_gti6 wrote:
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where are you buying the polycarb from and how much is it per square m?


Expensive!!! It goes through my mates work so i dont deal with that. Will need to ask him how big it is and the price of it.



If you're going to get a decent discount then fair enough, might be worth comparing prices to a website like this one as well though http://www.cutplasticsheeting.co.uk/clear-polycarbonate-sheeting.html

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Posted 19th Apr 2012 at 19:47
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eddy_gti6 wrote:
lewisdmz wrote:
where are you buying the polycarb from and how much is it per square m?


Expensive!!! It goes through my mates work so i dont deal with that. Will need to ask him how big it is and the price of it.



If you're going to get a decent discount then fair enough, might be worth comparing prices to a website like this one as well though http://www.cutplasticsheeting.co.uk/clear-polycarbonate-sheeting.html

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Shock they are expensive LOL

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Posted 19th Apr 2012 at 21:02
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1st set of polycarb windows are ready. I fitted fronts to my car yesterday but with it starting to rain i didnt get a chance to fit the rears. Will get them on early this week.
Will get hotos up later on

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Here is how the fronts look now i have them fitted to my 6 with sliders. Still not made anything up to lock they yet but i will find something Big grin
They have turned out better than i was expecting. Weighted the standard windows with electric motors and they are 3.4kg if i remember right and the new polycarb windows are 1.5kg per window.

Not yet got round to fitting rears but will be fitting them this week.








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Posted 22nd Apr 2012 at 21:09
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Right here is a Price list for windows

Prices for all cars:
Fronts with sliders - £95
Fronts no sliders - £80
Rears no border - £80
Rears with black border like standard windows - £95
Prices not including P&P
Can provide fitting for £25
All kits come with sliders fitted and rivets to fit the windows

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They look really good!

Just a small question, is it possible to hide the rivets that hold them in under the black seal?

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Posted 24th Apr 2012 at 11:23
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I dont see why not? Or you could use black rivets

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A little off-topic but what make are those wind deflectors and are you happy with them?
(A friend is after a set so i'm just finding out which are the ones to go for. Smile)

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Tean Hako or something like that? I will double check tomorrow. I was ment to take them out when futted polycarb windows but never mind LOL

I have borders on my rear 1/4 windows now ready to fit them tomorrow. I have a pic on my phone but cant upload onto here from my phone.

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Tean Hako or something like that? I will double check tomorrow. I was ment to take them out when futted polycarb windows but never mind LOL

I have borders on my rear 1/4 windows now ready to fit them tomorrow. I have a pic on my phone but cant upload onto here from my phone.

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Posted 24th Apr 2012 at 21:53
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Updates on the rears. Got them back from my mates sticker company after having a border fitter and they look good Cool

Will get these fitted tomorrow

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Posted 25th Apr 2012 at 21:56
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Got all 4 side windows fitted now and what a result Big grin i am more than happy with how they have tured out. Couldnt have asked for any better. I have pics on my project thread but i am on my phone at ework at the min so will either be late tonight or tomorrow when i get a chance to post pics up on here.

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photos of rears please!!

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photos of rears please!!


You dirty bugger. I'll PM you some of mine if you're lucky.

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Heres a couple of them all fitted Thumbs up







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How much weight have you saved then Chris?

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If i remember right its about 6.2kg. That was removing windows and winders and fitting poly windows sliders abd rivets

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Posted 1st May 2012 at 18:01
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Anyone interested?

Chrisd306 - rear 1/4s with border

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Posted 5th May 2012 at 17:57
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I have 2 sets of rear 1/4s ready to be posted out if anyone is interested?

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Hi, I would be interested in some in 4mm thickness

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Posted 17th May 2012 at 18:02
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