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Old 06-15-2013, 08:29 PM   #15
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i covered mine up with black fake carbon tape i had lying around.
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Old 06-15-2013, 09:27 PM   #16
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I find this equivalent to a girl buying a brand new designer handbag just so she can hang it up in the closet, look at it every day in admiration, and use it practically never. AKA makes no sense to me.

To each his own, I suppose.
Probably b/c you don't ever have sun in your face whenever you drive. Driving down I-10 eastbound every morning M-F, I constantly use my visor. Makes perfect sense to me.
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Probably b/c you don't ever have sun in your face whenever you drive. Driving down I-10 eastbound every morning M-F, I constantly use my visor. Makes perfect sense to me.
True, you and others use it significantly more than I do, but does that warrant a $200 upgrade to add absolutely no extra functionality and only make the visors look a bit nicer? Genuinely curious.

I am all for visor upgrades and customization or even time-intensive DIYs like Jimp's since those become a product of your own work and customization, but throwing $200+ at it is just dubious to me. Then again, I could see someone who gets the JPM visors also having a number of other coachworks parts, none of which I'd go for. Maybe I just don't have enough disposable income.
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Old 06-21-2013, 02:12 AM   #18
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True, you and others use it significantly more than I do, but does that warrant a $200 upgrade to add absolutely no extra functionality and only make the visors look a bit nicer? Genuinely curious.

I am all for visor upgrades and customization or even time-intensive DIYs like Jimp's since those become a product of your own work and customization, but throwing $200+ at it is just dubious to me. Then again, I could see someone who gets the JPM visors also having a number of other coachworks parts, none of which I'd go for. Maybe I just don't have enough disposable income.
My bad, I guess I misinterpreted your expensive handbag analogy. When you said it was like a girl buying an expensive hand bag just to hang up in the closet to admire, I took that to mean that he would never use the expensive visor.

Now if you compared the expensive bag and expensive visor as both being "hey look what I got" status symbols, then I would have related better!
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I was planning to put the Perrin's "Warning!" sticker on top of it - at least it has funny language in it like "This vehicle has been modified and require special driving skills - do not attempt to drive it unless you are able etc..." But unfortunately it's smaller than the stock one and does not cover it fully...
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What I did was buy a 6"x6" piece of vinyl from my local art supply store, cut it in half and glued it over the warning.
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Found these. Didn't buy them, but gave me a chuckle:

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/VISOR-STICKER...-/170934379406
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Old 06-21-2013, 02:10 PM   #22
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Found these. Didn't buy them, but gave me a chuckle:

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/VISOR-STICKER...-/170934379406
Minimum octane 95? What's up with that?
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There's a thread here of a member who covered his in a nice microfiber cloth, it walked through how to split the visor to tuck the fabric edges inside.

edit: I see it was already posted but I missed it - http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showt...ighlight=Visor

The coachworks ones look classy but do you take your visors off and send them to them for fitting? As posted above I use mine everyday so that's just weird...plus what if they don't send them back. DIY ftw.
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Yeah, it's a bit botched. Same with the Gross weight. 1670kg is like 3600lb's.

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Yeah, it's a bit botched. Same with the Gross weight. 1670kg is like 3600lb's.
That's sticker is from Australia for sure: model name just "86", power in kilowatts and the RON petrol octane number (google it if want more details) - the one people use everywhere in the world except for the US and Canada You use so called AKI. RON 98 = 93-94 AKI.

Gross weight is maximum allowed weight of the vehicle if you load it with 4 fat people and some stuff in the trunk. Exceeding it is sort of illegal.

UPD: I just bought that sticker

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That's sticker is from Australia for sure: model name just "86", power in kilowatts and the RON petrol octane number (google it if want more details) - the one people use everywhere in the world except for the US and Canada You use so called AKI. RON 98 = 93-94 AKI.

Gross weight is maximum allowed weight of the vehicle if you load it with 4 fat people and some stuff in the trunk. Exceeding it is sort of illegal.

UPD: I just bought that sticker
i took a look at the listing and said one has been sold in the last hour, must be you lol
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Found these. Didn't buy them, but gave me a chuckle:

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i plastidipped mine - easy and completely reversible. I think they're part of the visor itself, not stickers.
You wouldn't happen to have pictures of how that turned out, would you? I tried to get the stickers off with little success, and that sounds like it might be a decent alternative to re-wrapping them.
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