weather visors / window rain shields
04-Feb-2004, 09:34 PM
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weather visors / window rain shields
anyone have these installed? love em or hate em?
Ive seen a few different kinds, including 150$ "jdm" ones..
also, any links on good quality ones and where i can find em...
Ive seen a few different kinds, including 150$ "jdm" ones..
also, any links on good quality ones and where i can find em...
04-Feb-2004, 10:30 PM
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05-Feb-2004, 06:12 PM
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thnx guys... but 140$ US?? thats like a million canadian!!
kinda steep... but I guess if ill have no problems, its worth the price..
so I guess the 24.99$ Canadian Tire specials are out of the question?
kinda steep... but I guess if ill have no problems, its worth the price..
so I guess the 24.99$ Canadian Tire specials are out of the question?
06-Feb-2004, 12:15 AM
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Bottom is, if the visor is attached via double sided tapes, just forget it. Been there, and buddy drove my car back with one side gone. He didn't even know where it went off.
As long as it fits nicely, and deflects rain, it is good enough.
As long as it fits nicely, and deflects rain, it is good enough.
Yap. I use the same ones very high quality and nice. 
07-Feb-2004, 12:31 AM
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Originally posted by Nova_Dust
Bottom is, if the visor is attached via double sided tapes, just forget it. Been there, and buddy drove my car back with one side gone. He didn't even know where it went off.
As long as it fits nicely, and deflects rain, it is good enough.
Bottom is, if the visor is attached via double sided tapes, just forget it. Been there, and buddy drove my car back with one side gone. He didn't even know where it went off.
As long as it fits nicely, and deflects rain, it is good enough.
Also, the visors are the best thing I ever installed on my car. I can now open the window just over 1" without worring about rain coming in.
Oh, and those factory Honda ones? They require more work than you think to make them fit right.
(I installed the ones on 94EG6HB's car)IMO, just get the stick on ones, and make sure you use some adhesion promoter on the rubber before you stick them to the door frame. The stick on ones also require you to lightly sand the surface where the tape is to stick to. This makes the surface ready for the tape.
Like I said before.......if you install them correctly, they are almost impossible to remove....unless you break them off.
07-Feb-2004, 08:14 PM
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went lookin for these today..
found only one brand, the sticky kind at CT. $59.95
then went across the street to Sisley, they dont have the oem ones, but had the same ones CT had... for $79.99
found only one brand, the sticky kind at CT. $59.95
then went across the street to Sisley, they dont have the oem ones, but had the same ones CT had... for $79.99
10-Feb-2004, 12:44 AM
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Originally posted by PULOVR
Just get the Crappy tire ones.
The ones I have are Ventshade. (?) (too cold to go outside and check)
Just get the Crappy tire ones.
The ones I have are Ventshade. (?) (too cold to go outside and check)
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