Titan rear window on Silverado
Jun 24, 2024 | 03:26 PM
#151
Shlumpt
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From: Shlumpt, TX
I'd still love to have a rear slider. Although I am thinking that a GMT-900 rear slider would be a better fit for a GMT-800. You could probably use a sunroof switch and wire it in and make it look 100% factory.
Jul 4, 2024 | 09:02 PM
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From: Shlumpt, TX
I think the answer to your question is there is a pan that you install and drill a hole into your floor so the water drains out
Also I am considering just installing a GMT-900 slider instead of the Titan. I feel like that’s a bit easier.
Also I am considering just installing a GMT-900 slider instead of the Titan. I feel like that’s a bit easier.
Last edited by shakenfake; Jul 4, 2024 at 09:09 PM.
Jul 21, 2024 | 10:25 AM
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If you want, I can send you an install kit that includes the molding, primer, urethane, and cleaner required to install the window. I use all DOW Betaseal products.
I can include
2 tubes of u-428 urethane with Precut V-notch tips
1 can of 5504g Primer
1 can of GC800 Glass Cleaner
2x Primer Applicators
4x Single-sided Razorblades
15 ft of the t108 molding (should be 2.5x what you need)
Instructions and tips on how to properly replace the glass (not the inner regulator portion but the actual bond to the vehicle and prep work.)
only thing you’ll need is a good ratio caulking gun, not a cheap one because you’ll never push this urethane by hand with a low ratio geared gun, I use electric guns for work.
Can send it anywhere in the US. $30 plus shipping usps priority flat rate.
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