YOUR RESEARCHPilkington vs Sekurit windshields
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Has anyone had any experience with Pilkington replacement windshields instead of OEM Sekurit? I had arranged for a replacement on my 99 996 and had specified Sekurit. The glass company said they would get one, but today they showed up with a Pilkington.
They are good for 996. They are cut small on '65-'88 911's. Same with PPG glass. Windshield rubber sucks into upper A pillar opening. 096 are glued in. And never had any problems with them.
Pilkington supplies glass for Porsche, BMW, etc. Both my BMW and 993 have Pilkington replacement glass that came from the dealer (the 993 glass says 'Made in Germany').
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