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Webers Under Glass

Discussion in '308/328' started by Fitz, Oct 20, 2014.

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  1. Fitz

    Fitz Karting

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    #1 Fitz, Oct 20, 2014
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  2. dinode

    dinode Rookie

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    I'm in ! I want one!
     
  3. alhbln

    alhbln Formula 3
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    Very cool, how did you do that?
     
  4. miketuason

    miketuason F1 World Champ
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    Oh yes, that's nice!
     
  5. hanknum

    hanknum Formula 3

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    Very cool. The pic on the table looks like the plexiglass is "contoured" or "bubbled"...is it, or is it flat?

    Again, very cool.
     
  6. Todd308TR

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  7. Dom

    Dom F1 Veteran
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    I think you need to start making these and selling them. And when you do, let me know, because I want one.
     
  8. 308 GTB

    308 GTB F1 World Champ
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    Mike,

    You'd like it even more with the optional cavallino. ;)

    Barry
     
  9. 4re308

    4re308 F1 Rookie
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    Wow that is REALLY cool looking!
     
  10. Irishman

    Irishman F1 Rookie

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    Another vote for super cool. Better than the velocity stacks.
     
  11. Crowndog

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    Looks awesome, now the glass lid insert?
     
  12. 308gts79

    308gts79 Formula Junior

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  13. The Kook Abides

    The Kook Abides F1 Rookie

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    ME TOO!!
     
  14. ATSAaron

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  15. E-Dino

    E-Dino Formula Junior

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    I would buy one. Great idea!
     
  16. Brian Harper

    Brian Harper F1 Rookie
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    It will get a coating of goo on the inside and get hard to see through and need regular cleaning. A total PITA.







    And totally worth it.
     
  17. GT4 Joe

    GT4 Joe Formula Junior

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    4 Thumbscrews and some wiping and it's good to go.
    Cost?
     
  18. kerrari

    kerrari Two Time F1 World Champ

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    Very cool!
     
  19. Bell Bloke

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    Ha ha I was wondering when someone would do this... I did it to my Countach back in the late 90s, it looks wicked!
     
  20. GrayTA

    GrayTA F1 World Champ
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    Yep, very cool!!!




    PDG
     
  21. mwr4440

    mwr4440 Five Time F1 World Champ
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    VERY NICE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
     
  22. 4right

    4right F1 Rookie
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    me like this very much!
     
  23. DSTP

    DSTP Karting

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    Food for thought:

    Chemical
    One weakness of plexiglass is the ability for certain chemicals to damage it. These chemicals include gasoline, certain solvents, organic acids and lacquer thinners. Plexiglass is not affected by gasoline quickly, but after seven days of exposure the plexiglass shows some effect. Solvents such as methylene chloride, benzene and turpentine cause immediate damage. Organic acids such as acetic acid at 50 percent concentration also cause immediate effects. Lacquer thinners also have immediate effects on the plexiglass.

    Combustion
    Since plexiglass is a plastic and is composed of natural oil, it is combustible. Spontaneous combustion can occur between 850 and 869 degrees F and plexiglass will ignite with a flame between 550 and 570 degrees. While ignition will not happen at low temperatures, plexiglass burns vigorously and rapidly. Burning plexiglass does not produce toxic gases.

    Heat
    Plexiglass can withstand a wide range of temperature differences, but it does respond to prolonged exposure to heat. Sustained temperatures over 180 to 200 degrees F will cause the plexiglass to soften and lose its shape.
     
  24. VIZSLA

    VIZSLA Four Time F1 World Champ
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    Now you just have to cut a hole in the engine lid and complete the effect.
     
  25. Crowndog

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    See my post above? Great minds think alike.
     

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