Integra slim window visors
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Integra slim window visors
Hey guys I found this web site that makes window visors for Integras and they look really nice. I've been lookin for some for a while but didnt wanna shell out $150 for the JDM Honda Access ones, these ones look better than the JDM ones too cuz they dont stick out as far. I asked the seller if he ever had problems with the visors on the freeway as they are stick on by adhasive tape and he said no hes been usin them for 3 years with no problem. Anywas just thought i share it with the guys who are lookin for some cheap window visors. Im gettin mine soon since rainy season is comin and i do some smokin in the car.
I asked the maker if he can lower the price a little bit and this is what he came up with:
Mention this thread on HT and get an xtra $5 off (better than nothing)
heres the link:
http://www.sinnovations2.com/integra/integra.htm
Modified by LSeeper at 9:53 PM 10/19/2004
I asked the maker if he can lower the price a little bit and this is what he came up with:
Mention this thread on HT and get an xtra $5 off (better than nothing)
heres the link:
http://www.sinnovations2.com/integra/integra.htm
Modified by LSeeper at 9:53 PM 10/19/2004
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Re: Integra slim window visors (~Mago De Oz~)
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Its function is to block the rain out when you crack your windows open so you can smoke or just in need of some fresh outside air.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Its function is to block the rain out when you crack your windows open so you can smoke or just in need of some fresh outside air.
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Re: Integra slim window visors (NightRider-gsR)
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Its function is to block the rain out when you crack your windows open so you can smoke or just in need of some fresh outside air.</TD></TR></TABLE>
or if you car building windows moist inside when its raining .....
Its function is to block the rain out when you crack your windows open so you can smoke or just in need of some fresh outside air.</TD></TR></TABLE>
or if you car building windows moist inside when its raining .....
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Re: Integra slim window visors (Stock_LS)
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no 4dr love ....there never is 
no 4dr love
....there never is
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Re: Integra slim window visors (Stock_LS)
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That's what the defroster is for..
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or if you car building windows moist inside when its raining .....
</TD></TR></TABLE>That's what the defroster is for..
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Re: Integra slim window visors (ThePlague83)
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frameless windows = not really any place to mount visors that would still allow the door to open with the window all the way up.
I don't like the way those look at all, too dark and way too wide. I had a set of VentVisors on my old Camry and they were kinda crappy. They made the A-pillar blindspot freekin huge. I also hate the kinds that stick on with tape.
WeatherTech's fits inside the window channel w/o tape, looks nice, and they're almost clear so it won't block your view as much.
no 4dr love
....there never is </TD></TR></TABLE>frameless windows = not really any place to mount visors that would still allow the door to open with the window all the way up.
I don't like the way those look at all, too dark and way too wide. I had a set of VentVisors on my old Camry and they were kinda crappy. They made the A-pillar blindspot freekin huge. I also hate the kinds that stick on with tape.
WeatherTech's
fits inside the window channel w/o tape, looks nice, and they're almost clear so it won't block your view as much.
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Re: Integra slim window visors (JH4DC4)
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I agree. looks fairly simple and I think it is actually simple as it looks so probably you can make one with some plastic board. I'll give it a try when I have some time.
I agree. looks fairly simple and I think it is actually simple as it looks so probably you can make one with some plastic board. I'll give it a try when I have some time.
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Re: Integra slim window visors (Spec R)
on another note, it rained decently for the first time since i got the visors this weekend, and i must say they're pretty darn helpful. i was able to get my windows down almost an inch and a half before water even thought about getting in.
just in case anyone's wondering, these are the OEM Honda Access Window Visors.
just in case anyone's wondering, these are the OEM Honda Access Window Visors.
