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Old 05-17-2004, 01:58 AM
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Windshield question on Integra 2000

Hi guys,

I am debating if it is normal for 2000 Integra GS to have around 1cm gap in on the upper part of the windshield gasket from left and right side? I asked if the windshield was replaced, they said “No”. Also, I looked at some Acuras and I noticed a gap (but not as big) on the upper part of the gasket. Please tell me if some of you have it and it is normal event?

There are two of them in each side of the gasket.

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Old 05-17-2004, 02:27 AM
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Re: Windshield question on Integra 2000

What does that have to do with wheels/tires/suspension?
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Well, obviously a weight difference between a stock and replacement windshield will affect the handling performance and tire wear!
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