window visors / rain guards recommendation
i have no A/C in my sedan and sometimes its nice to feel the breeze....i smoke too so i wanna be able to ash and stuff, anyway....
which visors do you guys recommend? can i get away with using bootleg pepboys ones, weather tech , or for the OEM fans, the access honda ones. people who respond that have experience with these is a plus https://honda-tech.com/forums/images/smilies/emthup.gif |
Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (thenick)
why dont you buy some AC
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Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (CivicSiRracer69)
hey numb nuts i fucking took it out https://honda-tech.com/forums/images...s/emhammer.gif
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Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (thenick)
had some brand x visors on my car.. worked fine in the rain and wind wasn't blowing in my face going 100 on the freeway, im a legendary smoker and i alwayz smoked with my visors. everyone recommends the weathertech stuff so try that or get the jdm ones.
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Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (thenick)
from my experience.....
I got the "pepboy's" ones for my previous coupe and I now have the Honda Access ones on my hatch. I must say that while the jdm ones look much better....the pepboy's ones were more effective. the visors on my coupe came down much lower then the jdm ones, which allowed me to roll the window down further to allow more air in. the visors on my hatch definetely look 100% better than the el cheapo's, but I wish they came down a littel further. I guess that's the price you pay for wanting jdm parts. one thing i will say, is i love how the jdm one's are basically bolted on with plastic rivets....compared to the cheapo's being glued on with double sided tape. I haven't ever used the weathertech's, but I have neard nothing but good things about them. if i was put back in the same situation to buy visors....I would probably still go with the jdm's, due to the bling factor. |
Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (spektrum)
i had teh ventvisor ones. they werent bad. when it rained, with no AC i could put the windows down a decent amount.
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Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (slambedcivic)
how come at my local pepboys they only have visors for trucks,..did you guys order them from pepboys?
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Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (2.0 EK)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 2.0 EK »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">how come at my local pepboys they only have visors for trucks,..did you guys order them from pepboys? </TD></TR></TABLE>
yup. i ordered them through them and it took about 3 days to get them in. |
Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (spektrum)
anyone know if the weathertech ones hang lower then the JDM ones?
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get the Honda Access
its so much better than stick on ones..... |
Re: (ECAhatch)
well from what i gather the weathertech ones go in the window molding?
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Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (thenick)
weathertech are good and easy to install
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Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (hatchi)
anyone have experience with these things flying out? or should the weathertechs be sturdy enough?
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Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (thenick)
They will NOT go anywhere, trust me. I had rain guards on my thunderbird, and one of them happened to get broken (long story). So here i have this jagged ass broken rain guard on my car. I could NOT get this thing off, it was stuck on so damned tight. These do not just pull off, trust me.
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Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (rentacop)
anybody know the part # for weathertech visors for 92 civic?
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Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (John in NorCal)
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Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (John in NorCal)
go to http://www.weathertech.com/
the site is pretty easy to use and its pretty cheap (about 59bucks shipped) Modified by john666 at 3:13 AM 9/19/2004 |
Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (skt)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by skt »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...b/fb3f4c17.jpg
Mine for sale. https://honda-tech.com/forums/images/smilies/emthup.gif https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=970767</TD></TR></TABLE> You want $60 for a used set... Weathertechs price? $49.95 (+$9.00 S&H) |
Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (Andres-eh2)
anyone have a pic of these jdm ones? and where to order them from?
I want a set of visiors for my car too==no a/c |
Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (RotiEatter)
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Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (john666)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by john666 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">try searching next time buddy,,</TD></TR></TABLE>
thanks "buddy" but nowhere in my question did i ask how to install them. i did a search and only found people with "how-to's" not a comparison of window visors, but thanks anyway |
Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (Andres-eh2)
You want $60 for a used set...
Weathertechs price? $49.95 (+$9.00 S&H) ---------------------------------------- It's almost 72 or so with taxes ect..and some people just don't like dealing with online/shipping. My price is also OBO. Sometimes I'm willing to pay more to get an item NOW or even avoid shipping. Thanks for the info tho. https://honda-tech.com/forums/images/smilies/emthup.gif |
Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (skt)
I have the weather-tech ones and I love them. Very easy to install, very sturdy, and get the job done. You can roll them down a good amount and now allow any water to get in. I dont really like the Honda Access ones because they are to much of a pain to take in and out and you usually end up braking them. Also, the weather-tech ones come all the way down past the mirrors, while the access ones taper and stop at the edge of the mirror. I believe that the Honda Access visors are like a flat black, while the weather-tech ones are transparent. Also, the Weather-tech visors are alot cheaper.
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Re: window visors / rain guards recommendation (Kevedge)
it's all about the jdm ones
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