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I've been researching glass replacement materials. It looks like acrylic is better overall. It's tintable and fairly scratch resistant. Its not as strong as lexan but it is still a good amount stronger then glass. Plus its frigin cheap to boot.
i ripped out my boys rear bumper reinforment and fit the cover back on by making some mounts out of some threaded rod.... and we took out the sound material...wish we could weight it..
i ripped out my boys rear bumper reinforment and fit the cover back on by making some mounts out of some threaded rod.... and we took out the sound material...wish we could weight it..
Black '95 200sx SE-R Turbo Lowport 286whp/245wtq 12.306 @ 113.55
White '92 NX2000 All Stock.
White '92 NX2000 Automatic, stock, not moving, and FOR SALE <---- Click for Pics
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I've been researching glass replacement materials. It looks like acrylic is better overall. It's tintable and fairly scratch resistant.
Don't use acrylic. As soon as you start drilling holes along the edge it'll break. If it doesn't break when you drill, it'll break when you rivet or bolt it down. I know, I tried it.
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Don't use acrylic. As soon as you start drilling holes along the edge it'll break. If it doesn't break when you drill, it'll break when you rivet or bolt it down. I know, I tried it.
Mark
you need a special bit for acrylic, but it'll cost the difference between lexan and acrylic plus the few extra sheets of acrylic you'll end up f-ing up on
i was at 2420 with out me in the car before i switched my rims. now i should be at 23xx with out me in the car. have to get another weigh in soon. the cf hood should drop another 10 pounds and and maybe i can find a few other things looking threw this thread.
you can get those at any auto parts store. Discount definatly has them. They are heater hose caps. I would not use anything from home depot on a heater hose.
i did sell the nx technically but it never left my posession... it was a legal thing so i can keep the car after a court date either way i now own it again and we all know im cleanin her up and makin her different
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1991 nx2000:Black:Wrecked:Sold
1992 nx2000:White: Sold
1993 nx2000 :Electric blue:Sold
its not who you do in life, its who you leave behind. Jerry James Hays 9/1/1982-5/14/2006 Danielle Wilson 2/10/07
either way i now own it again and we all know im cleanin her up and makin her different
Jerry James Hays 9/1/1982-5/14/2006