Window Vent Visors
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Joined: Aug 2008
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From: Bethlehem, PA
I bought Stampedes off a truck website. They are all pretty much the same, so it came down to price. Even though it goes against every grain in my body; Next time I think I'll do the adhesive ones for the outside of the window because these are a little bit of a pain. The problem is they want you to put these clip wedges up in the window track so when the window comes up it doesen't hit the visor. The problem is they only give you one for each window, and thast's not enough to keep the window from hitting the visor on the way back up. I ended up cutting the pieces so I had two for each window. One twards the front, and one in the back. It seems to work allright, but once in a while the window still hits the visor coming back up. Other than that I have used VentShade, and AVS in the past and was very happy with both brands. My hood visor is also a AVS.
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Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Greenwald, MN
I have the Putco Chrome in-channel visors on my truck. At first they were kind of snug but after a while they kinda formed to the window and now they are perfect. No wind noise and they look awesome. They don't sit way off the door like the stick on type.
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Joined: Aug 2003
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I have Cabelas vents like that and i love them. Cabela's Window Deflectors - Four-Piece - Ford
