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Beaky

Beaky

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Unfortunately got a stone chip driving behind my mates GT2 on the way to Wings and wheel at Dunsfold.

Then on the second run down the run way crack a nice 5in crack appears.

Anyway whilst reading through the various forums, there seems to be a conflicting opinions as to whether it's better to replace with a 964 windscreen and associated one piece rubber, than an original.

Anyone done it here and can comment?

Regards
 
ORIGINAL: Beaky Unfortunately got a stone chip driving behind my mates GT2 on the way to Wings and wheel at Dunsfold. Then on the second run down the run way crack a nice 5in crack appears. Anyway whilst reading through the various forums, there seems to be a conflicting opinions as to whether it’s better to replace with a 964 windscreen and associated one piece rubber, than an original. Anyone done it here and can comment? Regards
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Hi Chris. The last of the 3.2 1989 model had the 964 windscreen and rubber fitted from the factory the one benefit is less windnoise, when my windscreen needs replaceing i will fit the 964 one. sorry so late in coming back things keep happening. Charles
 
Hi Charles, Thanks for the reply, in the end I took it to Jazz and let them weave their magic, but I will file for future reference[:)] Regards
 
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