ventshade
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Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 123
Thanks for the picture 302svt I now see that they don't come all the way down in the front. Do they do ok in lite rain? Also I don't know if anyone has noticed that at speed if you have only one window down the wind creates a bellowing affect and sound so another question is do they change the airflow enough to eliminate that effect?
I haven't had a problem with the rain at all since I installed these.They work great.
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Joined: May 2007
Posts: 13,322
From: NW Arkansas
Once you install them, the adhesive tape will leave a residue on the
black trim if they are ever removed because of damage or whatever reason.
Once you decide to take the leap and install them, there is no going back
without remnants of them being there at one time.
I like the looks in the pic on a grabber orange stang.
black trim if they are ever removed because of damage or whatever reason.
Once you decide to take the leap and install them, there is no going back
without remnants of them being there at one time.
I like the looks in the pic on a grabber orange stang.
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 712
From: Modesto, CA
Thanks for the picture 302svt I now see that they don't come all the way down in the front. Do they do ok in lite rain? Also I don't know if anyone has noticed that at speed if you have only one window down the wind creates a bellowing affect and sound so another question is do they change the airflow enough to eliminate that effect?
1st Gear Member
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 123
Once you install them, the adhesive tape will leave a residue on the
black trim if they are ever removed because of damage or whatever reason.
Once you decide to take the leap and install them, there is no going back
without remnants of them being there at one time.
I like the looks in the pic on a grabber orange stang.
black trim if they are ever removed because of damage or whatever reason.
Once you decide to take the leap and install them, there is no going back
without remnants of them being there at one time.
I like the looks in the pic on a grabber orange stang.
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 697
From: Fort Worth, Texas
I think that they should work just as well on our cars as they do on our trucks but I am not real crazy about the look of them. I smoke and have a black car but I don't think that I will be adding them to mine. I have learned that there is always going to be someone who wants to trash you for your post but you need to know that there are some great guys on this forum that are very willing to help with whatever question or problem you might have.
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Joined: Feb 2007
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I had the ventshades on my Explorer and never smoked in it. Not sure it's fair to assume only smokers would want those. For those of us in really hot places, it's nice to leave our windows cracked...Especially when it's hot AND it rains all the time (i.e. Florida). Personally, if they wouldn't look so awkward, I'd love to have some on my car now.
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Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 86
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Once you install them, the adhesive tape will leave a residue on the
black trim if they are ever removed because of damage or whatever reason.
Once you decide to take the leap and install them, there is no going back
without remnants of them being there at one time.
I like the looks in the pic on a grabber orange stang.
black trim if they are ever removed because of damage or whatever reason.
Once you decide to take the leap and install them, there is no going back
without remnants of them being there at one time.
I like the looks in the pic on a grabber orange stang.
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Joined: Apr 2008
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Are you sure they attach to the paint? The ones I bought from Ford they attach to the black plastic trim that the window top rolls up into, not the paint. I've never seen any that attach to the paint.