I bought set from Leo over @ JDM Spec Performance. However, they didn't come w/ instructions. There are 10 mounting brackets enclosed, but I have no idea where they go. I'd like to get these things installed since hurricane season is starting in Florida. Thanks for help.


----- Antony

 

do these keep your car safe from JDM Hurricanes? Better get them on soon!!!

 

Another uneducated post....

They are quite useful for letting the car ventilate w/o having to worry about water getting inside if it rains.

But I would not have dropped the cash for J-spec ones, I want to get the WeatherTech visors, which go for about $40 for a 2-door set, and fit inside the window channel w/o hardware. You can install or remove them whenever you like.

 

you have to screw in 2 of the clip holders....after that i just aligned the other clips with the holes on the visors

 

go to your local honda dealer parts department and ask for a crv wind visor instructions and you can use that as a guide.

 

gold - I think there are total of 4 screws. Which 2 brackets should I screw in on both sides? I pulled off some of rubber weatherstripping around window, but I didn't see anywhere to put screw. From looking @ screws, it seems they should go into hole that's already present.


----- Antony

 

yeah its those 2 holes you see on top of the door

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PatrickGSR94 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Another uneducated post....

They are quite useful for letting the car ventilate w/o having to worry about water getting inside if it rains.

But I would not have dropped the cash for J-spec ones, I want to get the WeatherTech visors, which go for about $40 for a 2-door set, and fit inside the window channel w/o hardware. You can install or remove them whenever you like. </TD></TR></TABLE>
only the JDM ones are stupid

because you are paying twice as much for JDM. the weathertech ones are fine, do the same job, for half the price.