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308 GT4 Rear Screen Fitting

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  1. 348KYD

    348KYD Karting

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    Hi Guys, has anyone fitted a rear screen to a GT4? I bought the "screen rubber" which is just a bit of edging trim which I think goes around the aperture on the car, then does the screen just bond in from the inside?

    Thanks, Nick.
     
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    I had my GT4 bare metalled 20 months ago. I told the bodyshop I didn't want the rear screen removed in case they broke it as I wanted to retain the original heated one even if I never use it. I bought some new rubbers from Superformance but for some reason the bodyshop didn't like them and refitted the originals. I can ask it you want and they remember why. I also have contact with lots of other owners and can ask

    Why do you need to replace. Is it broken?
     
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    If you could find anything out I would be most grateful.

    I removed it several years ago for the car to be bare metalled and there was some rust surrounding it that needed repairing - the screen was also cracked when I bought the car so it had to come out. Unfortunately, it was so long ago I can't remember how it was fitted!!
     
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    Apparently the rubber fits on and around the body metal, and then the screen is just bonded on the inside. A bit weird but that’s the way it is!
     
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    It is a bit weird, but I couldn't see how else it would work - thanks again for your help.
     
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    A lot of cars don't even have the rubber going around the rear screen. Mine doesn't. I have it, but have never installed it.
     
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    So you have the metal edge exposed around the window? Mine is a bit rough so I'll definitely fit the rubber (plus I paid nearly £70 for it !!)
     
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    Yep - this is what it looks like:

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    When I first got the car it really bothered me that the rubber wasn't there. But then I started noticing that so many other cars don't have it that it just didn't bother me anymore.
     
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    It actually looks like it does have the trim on from the picture, lovely colour too.
     

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