Lexan Rear Window for WRX?

[SoNiC]

How is going guys.......i was wondering if anyone knows where i can pick up a Lexan rear windshield for my 2002 wrx. Thank you.

[409industries]

Home Depot? Lowes?

just kidding... actually i have no idea, but id be interested as well.

[UP2MTNS]

I searched online once...didn't find anything. you may have to have it custom made.

this thread should be in tech, impreza general.

[SoNiC]

thx for the info...i still havn't found any lexan window....but everyone is telling to to custom it.

[Blix666]

i'd just buy a sheet of lexan at the deephole or lowes and make it myself

[Weasel Rallysports]

You might try to contact Vermont Sports Car. The SRT-USA cars have them.

[Recce01]

We make those for the Pinker/Foust cars. Contact our lexan specialist for this, his name is Jay.... 951-310-3287 or email him at j_meredith@verizon.net

[RS-ti_Andy]

goto him or FBIindustries make some too

for a s10--- they are $105

[iceflap]

cheaper to make it your self, just buy a big sheet. take out your window (the point of no return) then lay it on the window after you put some pva, or some protection so it doesnt stick to the old window and heat it with a heat gun to get the curve. trim to fit and seal and bolt it in. plastic flexs more than glass so bolt it into the pillars and use seamsealer to keep water out. would only reconmend with a cage tho. in a roll over the plexi bends and you loose some roof rigidity. helped a buddy make one for his prostreet mustang. time consuming but worth it in the end.

[Recce01]

cheaper to make it your self, just buy a big sheet. take out your window (the point of no return) then lay it on the window after you put some pva, or some protection so it doesnt stick to the old window and heat it with a heat gun to get the curve. trim to fit and seal and bolt it in. plastic flexs more than glass so bolt it into the pillars and use seamsealer to keep water out. would only reconmend with a cage tho. in a roll over the plexi bends and you loose some roof rigidity. helped a buddy make one for his prostreet mustang. time consuming but worth it in the end.


Not quite that easy, should be molded to the shell so it retains shape unless you want to do verticle runners in the middle, nascar style. We actually have molds (modified stock windows for this) They have a hard time with the compound bends, and tend to ripple at the bottom of the rear.

[iceflap]

i guess your right with the compound bends. the mustang window was close to flat and the little compund bends we did have where a bitch and ended up looking like crap