I know a lot of you don't have these and I sure had a hard time finding help installing these. I'd like to thank rockwilda for the tips he gave me. I would like to use this as a reference for other people who would like to install these visors in the future.

Let me start off by saying, not being able to read Japanese sucks ***. I'd like to thank Leo for hooking these up for me. Total time took to install was about 2 hours, hour 30 + on one side and 30 mins on the other. Once you figured out how to it was cake.

I don't care if some of you think these are a waste of money, I think they're a subtle addition to the car that makes it look even better. Here are the pics, enjoy.



Very subtle and sleek.












Ed

 

looks nice, all you would need is a CF hood to match the whole bumble bee look hah

 

me likes!!!!

 

looks good to me!!

 

i have always wanted those, when it's raining and i've got a cig burning.

D

 

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cheaper, non-jdm version of those

http://www.weathertech.com/

 

Ed

 

not bad..where did u find them?

 

nice visor...great addition to your side-mirrors, cluster and wheels

 

I have them on my car too. Even thought i paid an arm and a leg for them, I use them everytime it rains, in the morning i use them to help de-fog my interior, and they look real nice.

 

I want them very badly. maybe one day soon.

Looks very nice.

I was not aware that weathertech made them for the Integra? Only civics I believe...

 

no me gusta.....looks like something from Pep Boys.....However, if it wasn't for people being different, everybodys car would look the same....so i give you props on doing what you do

 

so are you gonna give us any hints/tips so we dont spend 2 hours on one side?

 

glad you finally got them on

 

Horrid photos as always Eduardo. kidding.

You could have just driven the 30-45 minutes to my place, and I would have done it for you in a few minutes.

 

Clean

 

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cheaper, non-jdm version of those

http://www.weathertech.com/</TD></TR></TABLE> Don't bother looking for them here, they discontinued making them for Integras. I've had three sets, two sets were free from WeatherTech. Very well constructed pieces, but they had a tendency of taking flight if you drove over 75mph, okay I was really doing 100+ mph.

 

were your windows open or closed when your visors flew out?

 

Thanks for all the comments guys.

D - I have yet to try that out, but I'll let you know. As soon as sunny cali weather permits.

jonas - Going to get to that later this afternoon. All I can say is that if you don't like cutting/drilling then this might not be the mod for you to do. Also, measure 100x, and cut once!

Ed

 

If you installed it correctly there is no way it should fly off.

 

There's a place in Vancouver that makes a very sleek set. Lost the link, anyone have it?

 

i just ordered some for my hatch can't wait to get them rain drips 0wNz mE
looks good on the teg

 

Found them.



http://www.sinnovations2.com

The site is down at the moment, hope it is not permanent

 

looks awesome

 

Ed is a pimp