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I just had my windshield repaired " a rock ". I was informed that if I was to replace the windshield with heads up display it was almost double the cost.
I remember reading a thread were you could install heads up on your car as a kit although you did not have to change the regular windshield.
QUESTION if I ever do have to replace the windshield can I just use a regular windshield?
The HUD is suppose to be more reflective. If you look at them side by side, esp. in the right light you can tell a slight difference. If the $$$ is coming out of your pocket I think you'll be perfectly happy with a regular windshield. If the insurance company is paying, make them buy you the HUD one
Many thanks for the repliies.
Bottom line , lots of money for very little difference. I will save my noney if I ever have to replace it and will buy a regular one.
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I was told that the HUD winshield is slightly staggerd.....The wind shield is made up of two pieces of glass with a sheet of film in beetween to bond them (safety glass construction) to keep the HUD display sharp the safety film at the bottom is a little bit thiker at the bottom to align the reflection of the HUD thrue both sheets
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Originally Posted by schpenxel
The HUD is suppose to be more reflective. If you look at them side by side, esp. in the right light you can tell a slight difference. If the $$$ is coming out of your pocket I think you'll be perfectly happy with a regular windshield. If the insurance company is paying, make them buy you the HUD one
I was told that the HUD winshield is slightly staggerd.....The wind shield is made up of two pieces of glass with a sheet of film in beetween to bond them (safety glass construction) to keep the HUD display sharp the safety film at the bottom is a little bit thiker at the bottom to align the reflection of the HUD thrue both sheets
this is 100% correct. And that's all the difference there is supposed to be The uneven safety film is to reduce the "paralax" effect.