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Aeroscreen vs Windscreen


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I have both and dont like the aeroscreen on the road. But on the track its better.
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Agree with Matt.  For me, I also don't like aero on the road, but it's perfect on track.
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Yeah, went to a track day and got outnumbered 7-1 in favour of the aeroscreen, so started thinking more about switching for weight & aero advantages, but then picked up WSCC mag, and most of the pics of cars had windscreen, so started thinking about keeping the creature comforts.
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Was thinking of this change myself.  Matt and Chris, why not for the road?  ??????
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[blatman]do a search[/blatman]

Aeroscreen all the time, even nothing is better than a windscreen (well, as long as the rest of the car is there IYSWIM  :D ).

Stated in full knowledge that I have a windscreen in the garage that I must sell one day.

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Aero for me on this car. Less buffeting around the back of the head; no rain on inside of screen; light/moderate rain goes straight over your head if you keep car moving; lighter car (more acceleration/terminal speed if that's important to you); and I think it gives a much more extreme "open" driving sensation

The only downside I find is following close behind stuff you tend to get sanblasted face from all the road crap/fine gravel

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Was thinking of this change myself.  Matt and Chris, why not for the road?

I agree & endorse all the performance, weight, sensation etc comments.

However, for me, on the road, I prefer the windscreen.  It's  because I'm often taking a passenger (usually one of my children) and because the roads & weather are too unpredictable I don't like being shot blasted with grit, rain, hail, grass etc.  Thus with the aero I always wear a helmet - which removes (for me) some of the pleasure of being able to have a conversation with your passenger or passers by.

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There used to be a neat little screen from Zauber in Germany, which was a 2 part screen, with a horizontal split in both the glass and the pillars - so you could fit the top half, and it was just like a normal windscreen, or remove it and be left with something like an aeroscreen. Had a look for it again recently - but it seems to have gone off the site now. Anybody got one - or know if they can still be had?

Steve

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Windscreen for me everytime, although I only use mine on the road & often drive where there is *no* cover.

Don't see the attraction of being hit in the face by stones, flys etc, and most of all getting soaked!

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dont think zauber will supply to the uk market... at least they wouldnt enter into any correspondance when they first released the new rear lights!
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I got a reply from them when I enquired about the aero/winsdcreen in question. However it was so expensive it would have been cheaper to buy several windscreens and pillars on Ebay and experiment until I got it right...
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