View Poll Results: JDM visors
YES



41
78.85%
NO



11
21.15%
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Window visors
Im thinking about buying the JDM visors from carson soon, I tried seaching for pics, my car doesn't have tint, I saw that most who have the visors have them on the darker colored GS and usually with tint, my car is burnished gold hope that helps, and do these stick out much? like the weather techs
i donno how functional they are if u r a smoker because they dont bubble out enough, but that's why i love them, because they dont bubble out. i put them on my can about 1 month ago and i love em, the 140 shipped from carson is great too
I bought them more for looks than functionality. They look great compared to the weathertech ones because they're closer to car, they look real sleek. They usually look better on blue, black, white and silver cars which are the colors I've seen them on but you could be one of if not the first with a gold car and visors. Even though for me it was more of a cosmetic upgrade, I say get them.
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Im in the same boat! Ive been going back and forth about getting these for 2 years now but im about to pull the trigger! Its next to impossible to smoke in the GS when its rainging out so I need to get these asap
Well im not a smoker is more for functuality for me when raining or windows fog up crack the window a bit.
1. I understand these have a light brown color tint to them right?
2. If someone has a pic of a car without tint and visors on can you post just to get a idea?
1. I understand these have a light brown color tint to them right?
2. If someone has a pic of a car without tint and visors on can you post just to get a idea?
Last edited by RI-Lex; Mar 8, 2008 at 03:36 AM.
Let's get the terminology right. These are "rain guards"
Their purpose is to to allow you to crack the window open, guarding you from the rain, as you get fresh air, while it is raining.

Their purpose is to to allow you to crack the window open, guarding you from the rain, as you get fresh air, while it is raining.
Last edited by rodel; Mar 8, 2008 at 10:30 AM.






