The Purvis Eureka Forum

Sorry about the delay, but here are the pictures of the two roof's side by side. Virgin roof on virgin shell, compared to the freight damaged Malaysian roof.

http://s694.photobucket.com/albums/vv306/resin555/Eureka%20roof%20comparison/

hope they're helpful.

hey man it fit's i was scepticle it would fit a eureka i wasn't aware you had a shell eureka too.. 8)

Looks like a pretty good fit. But what's the quality of the fiberglass?

Fibreglass is very thin. If ordering, it would be recommended to pay a bit extra and get it thickened.

I don't need one myself, but good to know. 

 ;)

i think the asian one is polycarbonite an it looked much thinner...

no, it's glass

oops my mistake it's semi monocogue fibreglass going by the website how that differs i guess it's the appearance of being thin in structure ...
http://norecasportscar.com/model_moon_ace_gt.htmlhttp://

what is this I don't even?

polycarbonate is the stuff peoples side windows should be made of

lexen is preferred to perspex for sidewindows because it doesn't scratch in regards to the asian roof being polycarbonite i got that mismatch from a thought we all mistakes occasionally i ain't afraid to admit that.. 8)

Sorry cruetoone, but you've got everything bass ackwards.

Lexan is a brand name, and perspex is acrylic. Its true that acrylic doesn't scratch as easily as polycarbonate, but the problem is that it shatters into big sharp pointy shards. Polycarb will absorb a huge impact and will more than likely tear the mounting screws off before it breaks. It is more expensive, and it does scratch easier, but I think (haven't bothered to check) that acrylic is illegal because of the whole safety issue.

http://eurekacarclub.com.au/forum/index.php?topic=221.0

ps. working with plastic is my job ;)

two thumbs up too ya pal agreed that you would know more then cause i was then ullbshitted by people in the know by people only interested in the sale of the product lexan .... ;) ;D