Donzi 35ZR Windscreen
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Donzi 35ZR Windscreen
Has anyone ever bought a new one? If so, where did you get it?
Thanks so much for any info.
Thanks so much for any info.
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You can try donzi direct but I don’t think you’ll get through to anyone there. I just had a couple made for my 38ZR by “the plastics guy” in California. You will probably have to ship him your current one so they can make an exact copy of yours.
https://theplasticsguy.com
https://theplasticsguy.com
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OPS VZLA (08-01-2022)
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You need to call down to Acrylico and hopefully he still has the mold. I had two made roughly 4yrs ago.....super nice but do not expect delivery overnight...or possibly within a year. lol I paid $500 crated to my door.....DD is like $3k now I believe and same source.
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From what I’ve found all the screens can be a little different. When I had mine made they wanted the one I was replacing to make a mold off of. They sent it to me without any holes drilled in it so I could line it up with the existing screw holes in the boat.
When donzi was building these boats I think they just held a windscreen up and started drilling holes by hand willy nilly. Didn’t use any exact dimensions.
When donzi was building these boats I think they just held a windscreen up and started drilling holes by hand willy nilly. Didn’t use any exact dimensions.
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From what I’ve found all the screens can be a little different. When I had mine made they wanted the one I was replacing to make a mold off of. They sent it to me without any holes drilled in it so I could line it up with the existing screw holes in the boat.
When donzi was building these boats I think they just held a windscreen up and started drilling holes by hand willy nilly. Didn’t use any exact dimensions.
When donzi was building these boats I think they just held a windscreen up and started drilling holes by hand willy nilly. Didn’t use any exact dimensions.
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IGetWet (03-24-2023)
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I'm thinking about having mine done by theplasticsguy. It seams like he has a mold for ZR's.
However I'm toying with the idea of having one custom made somehow different from the original Donzi windshield. Coming from a Formula fastech the only thing I miss is the actually functional taller windshield like the one that Donzi is now doing for the ZRC .
However I'm toying with the idea of having one custom made somehow different from the original Donzi windshield. Coming from a Formula fastech the only thing I miss is the actually functional taller windshield like the one that Donzi is now doing for the ZRC .
Last edited by darinof; 04-02-2023 at 08:59 PM.
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There’s several boat models out there that have ruined their lines by putting a bigger windshield on it. The wind should be in your face imo.
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darinof (04-03-2023)
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Wanted to provide an update to the windshield I got from Acrylico. It was the latest version so basically 2008 spec - it had a little higher top line and more of the ducktail shape to flip the windstream over the driver and passengers. When it was installed you could noticably tell that it was deflecting the wind higher on the head and was more of a convertible experience versus staring into the exhaust of a F16.
In my opinion the slimmer windshield is the only look for a ZR. The boat is shallow and sleek for a reason and the windscreen really makes that work. If you try installing some wall of plastic or cupped style windscreen that wraps over the occupants it really takes away from the asthetics and feel of a ZR. The ZRC pulls off that windscreen because its a deeper sitting position in relation to the controls. This is really where the ZR line shines...its an incredible "bar hopper" and day runner - if you want sticks down high speed everywhere you go....spend the coin on a ZRC.
In my opinion the slimmer windshield is the only look for a ZR. The boat is shallow and sleek for a reason and the windscreen really makes that work. If you try installing some wall of plastic or cupped style windscreen that wraps over the occupants it really takes away from the asthetics and feel of a ZR. The ZRC pulls off that windscreen because its a deeper sitting position in relation to the controls. This is really where the ZR line shines...its an incredible "bar hopper" and day runner - if you want sticks down high speed everywhere you go....spend the coin on a ZRC.
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darinof (04-21-2023)