Anyone have MuzMat's 1 pc. aeroscreen?
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Anyone have MuzMat's 1 pc. aeroscreen?
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[B]Here's an incredible special on some of my aeroscreen stock I want to clear. Only $140 Australian Dollars (around $70 USD) base price.
Want a custom aeroscreen but don't have the factory bracket? This One Piece Lightweight Lexan Aeroscreen for the Honda S2000 is the solution.
*75% more wind resisting area than stock version
[B]Here's an incredible special on some of my aeroscreen stock I want to clear. Only $140 Australian Dollars (around $70 USD) base price.
Want a custom aeroscreen but don't have the factory bracket? This One Piece Lightweight Lexan Aeroscreen for the Honda S2000 is the solution.
*75% more wind resisting area than stock version
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I thought that was the Mingster aeroscreen. And I do have it. It's very easy to install. Just drill too small pre-existed indented holes (the same as the stock aeroscreen location). I am 6'1" so I sit pretty high up. I don't think any aeroscreen will help with the wind when sitting that high. For shorter drivers/passengers it makes a difference especially when used with the windows up.
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Yep. Original design by Mingster. It's an excellent aerosceen and I'm currently offering this price for the purposes of clearing some very limited stock 
You can't go wrong with this screen. It requires no adhesives or fiddling, suffers no vibration and works way better than the factory screen.
You can't go wrong with this screen. It requires no adhesives or fiddling, suffers no vibration and works way better than the factory screen.
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Originally posted by mister_two
It's very easy to install. Just drill too small pre-existed indented holes (the same as the stock aeroscreen location). I am 6'1" so I sit pretty high up. I don't think any aeroscreen will help with the wind when sitting that high. For shorter drivers/passengers it makes a difference especially when used with the windows up.
It's very easy to install. Just drill too small pre-existed indented holes (the same as the stock aeroscreen location). I am 6'1" so I sit pretty high up. I don't think any aeroscreen will help with the wind when sitting that high. For shorter drivers/passengers it makes a difference especially when used with the windows up.
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I have the Mingster aeroscreen, and it makes a huge difference in the amount of wind turbulence that is in the cockpit. In fact, the pictures in the instructions are of my car. Mingster was kind enough to install it for me. If you look under the secret compartment, you will see the two pre-drilled holes.
The aeroscreen was one of the best mods that I've done.
The aeroscreen was one of the best mods that I've done.
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