R32 Window Rubbers/seals

[mumslayer]

hi guys, tax time is looming and im using my cash to shiny up my R32 gts-t, just wondering if anyone knows any reliable shops that do full window rubbers for front and rear windscreens and driver and passenger seals/dress strips,

any referals would be greatly apreciated.

Cheers,

Ralf "Mumslayer" Birkmann

[Chris Rogers]

nissan. I can spend $1200 for you VERY quickly..

[The Dan]

We use 'Windscreens for Cars'

They can remove and refit the screens and they can source the aftermarket seals. I would definitely go Nissan genuine for seals though as the aftermarket ones never do the job properly.

Also expect to have the front screen smashed when if it's removed. I suppose it all depends on whether you even need to remove them or if you're just replacing the very outer

[Chris Rogers]

depends on how quick you take the screen out. I took mine out in one piece but it took me 3 hours to cut it free.

[beemae30]

Ouch, How hard is it chris? I'm looking at doing f/r seals soon and i dont trust any local shops as i still have a factory front window.

[Chris Rogers]

how patient are you? it takes a LOT of time to cut the thing out and clean the channel. the back has a bit more 'give' in it when you release it. the front will break if you pull too hard. it is hard to explain unless you do it.

[beemae30]

Yeah ive got patience. Not so much with somebody else who breaks it when im paying them though. You wouldn't have the p/n for the f/r seals would you?

[Chris Rogers]

I do. got a chassis number for me : HCR32-??????

that way I can look up YOUR car instead of mine.

[32_Dave]

nothing wrong with generic seals, easier to get allot cheaper and look good.

[beemae30]

Hey mate HCR32283694

[Dahtone Racing]

my genuine seals never sat right, but universal rubber ones were perfect and looked alot better