Full window vent visor reviews?
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Full window vent visor reviews?
I still haven't pulled the trigger on the window vents for my FX4 screw but I'm getting close. Just need to decide whether to go with the short or full length visors.
I'm leaning towards the WADE brand and would like to hear comments from anyone one that has the full length visors.
Do they obstruct the view to the side mirrors?
Do they add or reduce wind noise compared to the short visors when the window is open 2-3 inches?
Do they look white trash?
Any feedback would be helpful.
I'm leaning towards the WADE brand and would like to hear comments from anyone one that has the full length visors.
Do they obstruct the view to the side mirrors?
Do they add or reduce wind noise compared to the short visors when the window is open 2-3 inches?
Do they look white trash?
Any feedback would be helpful.
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When I think of a tacky accessory first thing that comes to mind is chrome gas door, big spoiler on a truck, large graphics, and even too much chrome in general. The vent shades actually serve a purpose. I bought the in channel visors because they are way lower profile and keep the sleek look to a vehicle.
#5
what do you mean by short ones or full length?
Some like the visors so do not. I have always had them and but i have always smoked so i could crack the window when it was raining. I quit smoking three years ago but i am still thinking about putting some on my new truck, but it will be the in the channel type so if i want to remove them i will not have a problem doing so.
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I have the long Wade ones. Have had them on the truck for over a year now. To answer yours questions:
The bottom 2 inches or so do block the mirror view a little bit (like looking through a dark tint). At first it bothered me, but I got used to it. You could trim them a little bit if you wanted.
No they do not add any noise when the window is opened about 2 or 3 inches.
I have a black truck, so the black low profile in-channel ones match my truck and look really good. I do not think they look white trash. Not sure about on other colors.
The bottom 2 inches or so do block the mirror view a little bit (like looking through a dark tint). At first it bothered me, but I got used to it. You could trim them a little bit if you wanted.
No they do not add any noise when the window is opened about 2 or 3 inches.
I have a black truck, so the black low profile in-channel ones match my truck and look really good. I do not think they look white trash. Not sure about on other colors.
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When I think of a tacky accessory first thing that comes to mind is chrome gas door,
- big spoiler on a truck
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I have the long Wade ones. Have had them on the truck for over a year now. To answer yours questions:
The bottom 2 inches or so do block the mirror view a little bit (like looking through a dark tint). At first it bothered me, but I got used to it. You could trim them a little bit if you wanted.
No they do not add any noise when the window is opened about 2 or 3 inches.
I have a black truck, so the black low profile in-channel ones match my truck and look really good. I do not think they look white trash. Not sure about on other colors.
The bottom 2 inches or so do block the mirror view a little bit (like looking through a dark tint). At first it bothered me, but I got used to it. You could trim them a little bit if you wanted.
No they do not add any noise when the window is opened about 2 or 3 inches.
I have a black truck, so the black low profile in-channel ones match my truck and look really good. I do not think they look white trash. Not sure about on other colors.
Last edited by RollinOn22s; 07-28-2010 at 08:02 PM.