Lexan windows on a street car?

DanDB64 · 01-13-2010, 05:13 PM

More specifically the rear windshield. I am purchasing a fiberglass hatch, and from what I am understanding on other message boards, the glass makes up the majority of the weight. I was thinking of using Lexan in the rear windshield, would there be a problem with this? Against the law in any way? I can have it tinted like normal glass, correct? Or should I just put the glass back in for traction because of all my mad-sick torque from my uncorked badboy cutouts? (Poppin wheelies all over town). I will have a rear-mounted fuel cell, battery relocated to the rear, and an N2O bottle. Help me smart people!

01-13-2010, 05:13 PM	#1
DanDB64 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Summerville Posts: 131	Lexan windows on a street car? More specifically the rear windshield. I am purchasing a fiberglass hatch, and from what I am understanding on other message boards, the glass makes up the majority of the weight. I was thinking of using Lexan in the rear windshield, would there be a problem with this? Against the law in any way? I can have it tinted like normal glass, correct? Or should I just put the glass back in for traction because of all my mad-sick torque from my uncorked badboy cutouts? (Poppin wheelies all over town). I will have a rear-mounted fuel cell, battery relocated to the rear, and an N2O bottle. Help me smart people! __________________