Side Window Deflectors

[ZOMFGAARON]

Part number: 08613-18010


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[Bach415]

Wait. Does weather tech really make them? I haven't seen any rainguard for the frs from them at all.

[nigel-jdmparts]

Originally Posted by TimmyC

Where would you get the genuine Toyota ones? From a dealership?

Originally Posted by Packofcrows

Perhaps @Calidrifter can enlighten us or @nigel-jdmparts

I believe there is no 'real' part#, rather a universal fit.

Anyways hope you two can enlighten us further. (Price and part #)


Edit: Here they are My xgf has 'em just gave her a quick Skype.
@TimmyC

Here you go
$199.99
In stock and ready to ship.

http://www.nigel-jdmparts.com/hachir...6-window-visor

[nigel-jdmparts]

Originally Posted by TimmyC

I am in the market for some side window deflectors because I live in Seattle and the rainy weather is going to hit soon. What brands would you guys recomend? Any personal experience? I was about to buy the weather tech ones but unfortunately they do not make it for the twins.

Originally Posted by Bergen23

I've been through 2 sets of the cheap eBay ones. Should have learned my lesson after the first set.

I'd buy the genuine Toyota ones if I was going to do it again.

Originally Posted by Futaba

Had Ebay window deflectors on my ST185, they were trash.
The 86 I bought here in Japan came with them factory fitted, and I've had absolutely no problem with them at all.

Originally Posted by Packofcrows

$320 cost is turn off imo. To each their own. Yes ive seen em. They are sturdy and dont fade in sun like $15 NAPA ones.



I have on truck weather techs. $80 (4 of em) 4yrs now, dd, no issue, no discoloration. When my sis was 8, she'd hang from them.

Just my xp.

P.s. weathertech does make em if you email/call em. Try HIC

Edit: Cost dropped. $200-$250 now. If you order from Japan, shipping and handling can cost you another $100 though!

$199.99
http://www.nigel-jdmparts.com/hachir...6-window-visor

[Zhangy]

dont get them, they slow u down and this car is already slow

[ZOMFGAARON]

Originally Posted by Zhangy

dont get them, they slow u down and this car is already slow

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[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by ZOMFGAARON

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Nah he is a wannabe troll. He still just sucks at it most of the time.

[kch]

So what is the purpose of these anyway? The only reasons I can think of are:

1) if you're a smoker, so you can smoke in the rain
2) if you're not a smoker, but feel like lowering your windows in the rain (....but why?)

Edit: on second thought, I can see how it would be nice to have some fresh air circulation if I didn't live in the armpit of the gulf. My AC is on 100% of the time.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by kch

So what is the purpose of these anyway? The only reasons I can think of are:

1) if you're a smoker, so you can smoke in the rain
2) if you're not a smoker, but feel like lowering your windows in the rain (....but why?)

Edit: on second thought, I can see how it would be nice to have some fresh air circulation if I didn't live in the armpit of the gulf.

Ya, about 80% of the time it is a nice temperature here even when raining and opening the window at least a little in the rain would be nice.
I have been considering these for a while now but like every thing else I go back and forth so many times I will probably trade it in bone stock.

[Packofcrows]

Originally Posted by kch

So what is the purpose of these anyway? The only reasons I can think of are:

1) if you're a smoker, so you can smoke in the rain
2) if you're not a smoker, but feel like lowering your windows in the rain (....but why?)

Edit: on second thought, I can see how it would be nice to have some fresh air circulation if I didn't live in the armpit of the gulf. My AC is on 100% of the time.

100% your AC? AC hurts my mpg enough to notice and i'm OCD about that in town when paying 3.80-4.10 for premium. Goes in town from 22mpg driving like a grandma to 17mpg or so. In HWY idc, it doesn't impact it much. I know if i was not OCD, I would not notice.

If you're a smoker you'll smoke anywhere anytime lol

I see the rain guards/visors as: allowing you to leave window an inch open so heat will disperse quicker from inside when parked, and looks. It doesn't really help with rain.

Looks (cosmetically) is a real heart throb for people. Plus, it makes the car look just a tad more aggressive.

I want them so bad again but I hate the 'woosh' and 'frilll' sound it made above 60mph. Again, OCD because I always have my music high enough to hide the sound of sirens but still notice wind noise.





(not mine) I have a whiteout

[kch]

Originally Posted by Packofcrows

100% your AC? AC hurts my mpg enough to notice and i'm OCD about that in town when paying 3.80-4.10 for premium. Goes in town from 22mpg driving like a grandma to 17mpg or so. In HWY idc, it doesn't impact it much. I know if i was not OCD, I would not notice.

Yeah, when it's constantly like 60% humidity and you go weeks with highs over 100*f, AC never gets turned off.

[Packofcrows]

Originally Posted by kch

Yeah, when it's constantly like 60% humidity and you go weeks with highs over 100*f, AC never gets turned off.

Hahaha Amen

[HunterGreene]

How do these mount? I have heard that there is an adhesive version (which I imagine is not very long-lasting) and a "clip on" version, yet I have not heard anyone explain how these work. How do the clip-on variety mount? And is there a cheaper clip-on alternative than $200?

[humfrz]

Well, now, I wonder when we're going to bring back the windshield visors .....


humfrz