Anyone here use the Wildfire In Channel Ventvisors?
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Joined: 06-09-2009
Posts: 2,953
From: Clinton, Mass
Anyone here use the Wildfire In Channel Ventvisors?
Linky: http://www.raceandstreet.net/Merchan...y_Code=HHR-HOT
Used them for an extended time?
Do they sit right?
I mean do they ever bind or get loose or...?
Love 'em, hate 'em?
Any other comments?
I've never been a fan of tape or any kind of sticker on paint.
I have the tape on paint kind on my 92 Mitsu pick-up but hey, it's a 92 Mitsu pick-up not a brandy-new Heritage Hot Rod
Thanks
Used them for an extended time?
Do they sit right?
I mean do they ever bind or get loose or...?
Love 'em, hate 'em?
Any other comments?
I've never been a fan of tape or any kind of sticker on paint.
I have the tape on paint kind on my 92 Mitsu pick-up but hey, it's a 92 Mitsu pick-up not a brandy-new Heritage Hot Rod
Thanks
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Joined: 09-06-2006
Posts: 1,222
From: St. Louis, MO
LOVE THEM!!!
I have had the same set on my HHR since 2006 and my fiance has had them on her HHR since 2006. Purchased both sets from Race and Street (Wildfire).
They fit perfect! No binding! No problems at all!
The 3M tape helps keep them in place and are not even visible since they adheare to the inside of the window frame. Tape does not even touch the paint.
I also have a set on my "other car" and purchased them from Race and Street (Wildfire) back in 2001. They also fit perfect and still look like new!
I have had the same set on my HHR since 2006 and my fiance has had them on her HHR since 2006. Purchased both sets from Race and Street (Wildfire).
They fit perfect! No binding! No problems at all!
The 3M tape helps keep them in place and are not even visible since they adheare to the inside of the window frame. Tape does not even touch the paint.
I also have a set on my "other car" and purchased them from Race and Street (Wildfire) back in 2001. They also fit perfect and still look like new!
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Joined: 04-30-2006
Posts: 9,149
From: Maryland Heights, MO
I prefer the EGR. The do not have the chanel(?) along the edge and come all the way down in the fronts.
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Joined: 07-08-2007
Posts: 405
From: Marysville, PA
2nd that!!:twothumbs
I prefer the EGR. The do not have the chanel(?) along the edge and come all the way down in the fronts.
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Joined: 04-26-2009
Posts: 1,222
From: NE Texas
Never had any luck with the in-channel style of vent visors... I had a set on my '88 Sierra and after the first time it got over 100 degrees, the passenger side fell out when I rolled the window down.
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Joined: 01-13-2006
Posts: 3,000
From: Superior, WI - Over the Hill Warranty Club member
I can suggest to those that live in the country to not use the in channel, but use the stick on ones, the top of mostly my driver window is getting bad scratches from the constant sand and gravel dust.
But for those that are city folks, my in channels would be GREAT.
But for those that are city folks, my in channels would be GREAT.
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Joined: 06-21-2006
Posts: 3,100
From: Chicago
I myself do not like the in channel one as they will not stick to the vehicle as long as the other one but then again it just depends what you like on your Car. I have always stated that you should do what ever you want and not what others what you to do.
Rudy
Rudy
