I use my nova every day its striped out so was looking at plastic windows, to go with the look and make it lighter, do u think there suitible on an every day car? or will it get to hot in the summer and to cold in winter?
Plastic Windows
I use my nova every day its striped out so was looking at plastic windows, to go with the look and make it lighter, do u think there suitible on an every day car? or will it get to hot in the summer and to cold in winter?
far to unsafe on a road car, could be in the car quicker than a gypsy after copper !!!
i did also find that i was like trying to live in a green house !
True, was thinking maybe buy the set but leave fronts as glass? Ive got a decent alarm.
imho if its just for "looks" and road use, I'd simply not bother
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It's only really the fronts where you can immediately tell, if looks are your thing.Originally Posted by lukestavrinidis2008
I had the rear three windows as polycarbs on my Nova when it was a daily, was ok, they looked quite standard. Only issue was a bit of flex, wouldn't want to open my windows above 50 as the rear flapped about.
Now it's not a daily I'm planning on fitting polycarbs all round. IMO the fronts are going to be almost as safe as glass from a security perspective, as you can't fit your hand through it and it's bolted in at the bottom:
Yeah, you have the 'road' versions. I bet some little scrote can still get their hand in though.
Would be funny if the Police ever tried to gain access with via baton.
hard to clean because they scratch easily, think they steam up worse than glass too and will be like a greenhouse in summer. Don't do it!!
depends what you class as a daily driver, a few minutes to work and back, leave in secure place and out and about on the odd night/weekend then yea, but long distance traveling everyday and always out in it with no secure place then i wouldn't.
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