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I talked to a tech man at chassis eng. about the roll cage placement on a 95 s 10 the guy said its gotta go through the back window he said have the window drilled the glass is tempered anybody heard of this if so where at? thanks guys

Don't most people just put in lexan for that?

yea but its gonna be street truck an lexan window from glasstek is $475 the window is curved

I would check with a local auto glass shop they may be able to help. All the windows in doors have holes for the regulaters to bolt to but I dont know if they are drilled after the glass is made or are in the "mold".

Check this ad -

http://www.racingjunk.com/post/738229/L ... 0-off.html

The ad states he sells individual pieces.

You can't drill tempered glass all the holes are drilled when the glass is still annealed it is then run through a furnace and then rapidly cooled. I have been installing autoglass for 16 years so don't try it.

Aw common Rick... How about if we drag the water jet out, would that work?

I was wondering about that to I have acess to a water jet ! I want to thank everbody for the help

You just need a Lexan back glass, you dont need a formed one, flat Lexan will work just fine. Also doesnt the S-10 use a rubber seal in the back? that would make installing lexan a snap. However, I have done trucks to where the back bars go out the cab above the glass, Hole saw the cab a little oversize and use some flexible urethane that is paintable to seal up around the bars


Jeff

That's the way my truck is done, over the window.

not sure if this is helpful
I used Percys speedglass lexan for my Nova it comes curved or flat and has enough excess to get a good trim fit



Percy's High Performance - Speedglass

yea we decided on the percy's speed glass thanks for the help guys