Window Clips

Started by Worlds Fastest Comanche, April 29, 2009, 01:26:44 PM

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Worlds Fastest Comanche

I was looking for some guidance on installing window clips.   Does anybody make them?   Can you install them under the windshield moulding?    How many are required?   Can you just pop rivet them in place?    Do they effect your airflow?   I will be running a Jeep Comanche.
Peter Lechtanski
The Worlds Fastest Comanche Project

SPARKY

You are going to want to mount them from the roof down to the windshield from the cowl up to the windshield.

I have seen 4,5 and 6.
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Glen

Look in the build section and there are some pictures of clips and roof rails. I don't think pop rivits are acceptable for mounting
Glen
Crew on Turbinator II

South West, Utah

DallasV

Quote from: Worlds Fastest Comanche on April 29, 2009, 01:26:44 PM
    Do they effect your airflow?   I will be running a Jeep Comanche.

effect airflow / jeep comanche ??????
Records or parts, I didn't come all this way not to break something.

McRat

#4
I put on four.  I used .125 thick aluminum about 2" x 3".  I padded them with thin cork and bent them to match the contour to avoid cracking the glass.

But to get real...  On later cars and trucks, the front and back glass is glued to the body with high strength silicone glue.  It will not "push" out, it shatters.  You have to cut the glue to get the glass out.

Bob Drury

  As McRat says, be sure to put cork or rubber under them.  I found out the hard way, and they don't let you run with a cracked windshield..................Bob
Bob Drury

bobh

Do you have to have them if you have a lexan windshield that is bolded in?

Glen

Yeah Bob D. when you told them it was a bifocal line on a prescription windshield they had a meeting and said it wasn't in the rule book and put you on the trailer.  :roll:
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Glen
Crew on Turbinator II

South West, Utah