Author Topic: Uber glass from Audi.... (Read 1584 times)

brembo · « **on:** 25-Dec-2007, 16:31:12 »

I dont know what they are saying, but I am guessing they have locked teh keys or something like that in the car.....not smart with uber glass from Audi....

http://www.dpccars.com/car-videos/12-12-07page-Breaking-Audi-glass-is-not-so-easy.htm

everso · « **Reply #1 on:** 25-Dec-2007, 17:45:50 »

is all audi glass that strong? that's crazy!

Thamar · « **Reply #2 on:** 25-Dec-2007, 19:03:14 »

All newer cars have some sort of innerspace of about 2cm around the windows that extends the time and force needed to brake the window from the outside. From the inside it's still fairly easy to brake it.

gucom · « **Reply #3 on:** 25-Dec-2007, 23:46:05 »

^ so if I understand it correctly, the room for vibration makes the window more impact-resistant (bend not break sort of thing)... so if you have 1 guy leaning/pusting against the window and then have a 2nd guy hit it, it should break?

Ronin005 · « **Reply #4 on:** 26-Dec-2007, 00:44:31 »

bunch of morons. I am sure had they gotten a hammer and nailed the glass in the corner it would of broke much sooner.

MartinR · « **Reply #5 on:** 26-Dec-2007, 00:50:39 »

So was that just some car on the street? If it'd be mine and I'd see a bunch of morons cracking on it, I'd round up all my friends and make sure they never try that shit again.

brembo · « **Reply #6 on:** 26-Dec-2007, 02:43:42 »

Quote from: DMF on 25-Dec-2007, 18:20:17

No, they're just that stupid.

Using one of those wrenches to break the window? haha.. you can see it spin around after it bounces off the window.

And then going to punch it? At least they were able to find a decent sized rock..

To get into the car I know about alot of others ways better than this, but I have also cracked the glass of various cars and way more easily than this.....

Schwalbe · « **Reply #7 on:** 26-Dec-2007, 06:09:53 »

LOL about the guy whos been cut by the glass when he's trying to broke that Audi window.

mrmojo77 · « **Reply #8 on:** 26-Dec-2007, 07:08:16 »

That must be some light armored glass. Glasses have been designed to shatter with impact, but just does gets dented. Funny video!

Ronin005 · « **Reply #9 on:** 26-Dec-2007, 23:16:56 »

Quote from: mrmojo77 on 26-Dec-2007, 07:08:16

That must be some light armored glass. Glasses have been designed to shatter with impact, but just does gets dented. Funny video!

thats what I am thinking. the faster the glass breaks the less damage it can actually do to someone. if they hit thier head and it bounces back they can risk a concussion and it doesnt take much to cause a concussion, which happens to be a bit worse then a few scratches from broken glass!!

everso · « **Reply #10 on:** 26-Dec-2007, 23:19:24 »

the best are those little glass punchers....they look like a screwdriver, you put it up the the glass, and just push it in...and it shatters the glass, while keeping it intact...then you just push the glass in and it falls...very quiet too

really cool stuff...used by alot of "spies" i'm sure...LOL

MartinR · « **Reply #11 on:** 26-Dec-2007, 23:53:10 »

Quote from: everso on 26-Dec-2007, 23:19:24

the best are those little glass punchers....they look like a screwdriver, you put it up the the glass, and just push it in...and it shatters the glass, while keeping it intact...then you just push the glass in and it falls...very quiet too

really cool stuff...used by alot of "spies" i'm sure...LOL

Did you used to steal car radios or something?

sentra_dude · « **Reply #12 on:** 27-Dec-2007, 03:40:56 »

This reminds me of the beginning of The Transporter when a group of morons try and bust the glass of the main character's Bimmer with sledge hammers and such...

MartinR · « **Reply #13 on:** 27-Dec-2007, 13:55:58 »

Quote from: sentra_dude on 27-Dec-2007, 03:40:56

This reminds me of the beginning of The Transporter when a group of morons try and bust the glass of the main character's Bimmer with sledge hammers and such...

Was that the second episode, 'cause I remember the first one didn't start like that.

Midnite · « **Reply #14 on:** 27-Dec-2007, 18:58:14 »

Let me get this straight. Is that the normal glass or some kind of special one? I could figure what they were saying or why they were trying to break the window.

Ronin005 · « **Reply #15 on:** 28-Dec-2007, 09:09:11 »

Quote from: sentra_dude on 27-Dec-2007, 03:40:56

This reminds me of the beginning of The Transporter when a group of morons try and bust the glass of the main character's Bimmer with sledge hammers and such...

really, which part did that happen?

I know that happened in a James Bond movie, but I dont recall it happening in "the transporter".

regele · « **Reply #16 on:** 28-Dec-2007, 11:04:42 »

The car had a laminated glass option, meant to prevent break ins, that's why it wouldn't break, nonetheless those guys are huge morons

Ronin005 · « **Reply #17 on:** 28-Dec-2007, 11:26:25 »

Quote from: regele on 28-Dec-2007, 11:04:42

The car had a laminated glass option, meant to prevent break ins, that's why it wouldn't break, nonetheless those guys are huge morons

instead of hitting it with the rock, had they thrown the rock, I am sure it would of broken it in a heart beat!!

mrmojo77 · « **Reply #18 on:** 29-Dec-2007, 20:15:49 »

Quote from: Ronin005 on 26-Dec-2007, 23:16:56

thats what I am thinking. the faster the glass breaks the less damage it can actually do to someone. if they hit thier head and it bounces back they can risk a concussion and it doesnt take much to cause a concussion, which happens to be a bit worse then a few scratches from broken glass!!

Do you remember that video of British police stopping some speeder and then trying to ge t him out of the car by smashing the window. They had difficulties too, but nothing like in this video. I can't believe that to be standard glass.

jon_s · « **Reply #19 on:** 29-Dec-2007, 22:35:11 »

Ahh, the windows on my car are like that - I had pentagon security film fitted: http://www.pentagonglasstech.com/supaglass.php

There are some vids of the glass in action here:

http://www.pentagonglasstech.com/videos.php