Window Deflectors for L300?
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dannyreidy
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Are you happy with how they drive? I'm mostly looking to eliminate wind noise so I'm curious how they perform. Thanks for the pics!
also keen to hear about the noise. are these adhesive rather than clip ins?
jixaw
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They slide in between the glass and the rubber seal...no clipping and no adhesive...at highway speed they are solid as a rock
went on a 400 mile round trip this weekend....I cant really say if they are noisier than running without as my van is pretty noisy with BF 02s.
at around 130kph you could hear the left one a little....at 140 kph i could hear the right one
Im pretty happy with them
went on a 400 mile round trip this weekend....I cant really say if they are noisier than running without as my van is pretty noisy with BF 02s.
at around 130kph you could hear the left one a little....at 140 kph i could hear the right one
Im pretty happy with them
Sputnik
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Just an FYI, @DelicaWorks in Taiwan is currently selling RHD monsoon rain guards from Japan for anyone who might be looking:
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DelicaWorks
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Cheers buddy! True jdm pieces, not Taiwan replicas.
Freerangejudie
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Do you happen to have clear untinted ones?! I had a pair that were completely clear that I loved, however they recently cracked from being so old and the heat of the desert in Nevada
Bradykull
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Finally got around to purchasing and installing the Climair UK deflectors. They got to me in PA, in about a week.
Very nice quality!
My L300 is a 1990, most of my window trim and seals are extremely stiff and lightly deteriorating. So it was quiet the fight to get them sitting proper in the window frame.
I also had to trim a “notch” in for my RHD driver’s side mirror mount, on the window frame. Did that on my bandsaw. Pretty easy.
They look really nice. Passenger side squeezes the window groove/seal pretty tight making it harder for the window motor to push the window closed. But i think thats more of the old dried rubber seals i have.
Very nice quality!
My L300 is a 1990, most of my window trim and seals are extremely stiff and lightly deteriorating. So it was quiet the fight to get them sitting proper in the window frame.
I also had to trim a “notch” in for my RHD driver’s side mirror mount, on the window frame. Did that on my bandsaw. Pretty easy.
They look really nice. Passenger side squeezes the window groove/seal pretty tight making it harder for the window motor to push the window closed. But i think thats more of the old dried rubber seals i have.
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Lunchpunisher
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Same!
Lunchpunisher
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Still have em? Id buy them!
