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Originally Posted by fountain40icbm
(Post 2054473)
Whats about Dragon. They have a full front shield.
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[QUOTE=PWRCAT;2054112]Another One Word Eliminator. I know a guy who at 80+ smokes a cigar while driving a 27 icc Daytona. Eliminator seams to put wind protection into the mix in their boats. The new 27 I have also has a motorized wind deflector plate in between the canopies for the rear passengers. Thats protection.
[QUOTE] Not a Real F-16 canopy like Skater,Motion,Spectre etc. I dont like 1/4 Canopies when they flex at 100 + :rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by Jupiter Sunsation
(Post 2054780)
This is the perfect quote. Maybe a Formula guy can chime in here, I don't think the windshields block out all of the wind. When I bought my 32 it could have come with a fairing or taylor windshield and I was told there was not a lot of difference in wind resistance between the two. I bought the fairing since it looked much better.
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Actually,My fountain has a fairing with the wind deflector
and its works very good.Sitting,no wind,standing very little. I'm 5'11" by the way. |
Im a lil bit over 6 foot and riding in the Formulas is always nice bacause the windshield blocks the wind enough so that your eyes are not water etc.
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Donzi does a good job with there wind deflector on the ZRs she is low but affective takes the wind and rolls it over your head.
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Originally Posted by Shanghied Again
(Post 2056148)
Donzi does a good job with there wind deflector on the ZRs she is low but affective takes the wind and rolls it over your head.
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Originally Posted by Tom A.
(Post 2054478)
Windshields, ie. glass, and offshore don't mix. Lexan windscreens, deflectors and canopies are the only way to go safely. Technically the "windsields" on the Outerlimits, Donzi Comps, Dragon, and various cats are types of canopies cut down and use a type of lexan or impact plastic. Framed windshields are not allowed in offshore racing (even 20 years ago we had to remove the glass from the 29' A-class Mirage) and all the true off-shore fishing boats don't have front windows. Framed glass can't take the impact of a big wave or stuff.
However, as far as aesthetics go, I prefer a nice windshield like that old mirage had vs. what is being produced today. |
Originally Posted by camptappakeg69
(Post 2053858)
Kinda like it when my face starts flappin :cool:
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it rains alot in south fla. and it is nice to duck down behind the windshield when caught in a storm and haulin azz home,but gets awfully hot when idling around listening to music
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