Beyond a version specifically designed for PCs or some sort of low-level emulator, it is impossible I would imagine.
Any program designed to run on Apple computers is programmed for RISC processors (Apple), which is 100% imcompatible with CISC processors (PC)... In essence, it is impossible for an Apple setup program to actually execute on a PC without emulation. Your processor would not understand the instructions.
Something else that might keep you from installing it is that Apple uses a different CD file system (HFS)... Meaning you probably can't read it through Windows, or DOS (never tried though). The Mac OS setup would be the only way to read HFS aside from sort of special filesystem support from another program...
Also, the boot loader used in Apple CDs is totally different from PC CDs EVEN IF PC processors could execute the instructions to boot from the CD.
So I don't think you'd be able to install it in Windows OR outside of Windows.