Window Deflectors?
#1
Window Deflectors?
Has any body tried these? Would this be a bad idea?
I hate that I can not lower the window a bit when it is raining and the way water drops into the car when the door is opened.
http://www.autoanything.com/deflectors/61A2923A0A0.aspx
I hate that I can not lower the window a bit when it is raining and the way water drops into the car when the door is opened.
http://www.autoanything.com/deflectors/61A2923A0A0.aspx
#4
Originally Posted by CRyan
I dont think they would look very good on our car.
Ya, I was thinking along the same line. Too bad, they work great on my Dakota.
Ya, I was thinking along the same line. Too bad, they work great on my Dakota.
Secondly, I don't think they would work on a car without a window frame
I think they insert into the molding some how instead of being glued.
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If you live in the hot south like me, these things are a God send. You can leave your windows open a 1/2" and let the heat out. The rain won't get in. As for looks, I don't know how they would look. I had them on my Exploder and they looked fine, however this is the G35 we're talking about here.
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