Blind spot with window scoops/louvers
#1
Blind spot with window scoops/louvers
Well unfortunately I don't have my mustang yet, but I'll be getting it later this year. But I was wondering with the installation of quarter window scoops or louvers does this create a major blindspot or is it not that bad?
#4
6th Gear Member
RE: Blind spot with window scoops/louvers
I can see through my louvers, but not QUITE as well as before they were installed.Vision thru them is a bit limited due to the angle of the louvers such that looking out the rear passenger side I can't quite see to the 4:00 position quite as well but can see farther back just fine. Fortunately, the passenger door window is large. Of course, if you get the scoop style louvers you won't see squat out of that window. Imagine that.
#5
RE: Blind spot with window scoops/louvers
Mine create a blindspot but you learn to adjust. Haven't had any problems.. Not to mention my hood takes up almost half the windshield and my ducktail half the rear window... Driven this way for 20 thousand miles. My car is a 2007 too!
#9
RE: Blind spot with window scoops/louvers
Dustin is right. I have the Roush and they do impede vision,Not to mentionthe mounting hardware sucks. They use these fragile little u-clips that just don't grab the screw very well. No more automatic carwashes for me either. I have to tighten down about once a month (but not too tight as I will mess up the u-clip). The Silverhorse flush mount are the way to go. Tricky install as you have to remove factory glass but very little vision loss and they do look great. I'll be switching soon.
My .02
Justin
My .02
Justin
#10
RE: Blind spot with window scoops/louvers
Does anyone know if anybody on MF has Cervini Quarter Window Covers on here, they look pretty sick but I've only seen them in pictures on American Muscle.