I have the roush version. The first couple days I had them on I was like "wow I can't see crap" but I got used to it. You can see through the slats, but there are times that they do block your view. Not so much while driving, but in parking lots and other places where cars are not always behind or to the side of you.

For normal driving situations the mirrors in combo with checking your blind spot is just fine and they don't bother me at all.

 

Yes, you can see out those slats. I should have taken the picture of the other side, that side you saw my big white Truck that is 10 feet tall and 24 feet long.

Here's SHR website that has many pictures of Mustangs with those louvers from different angles;

http://www.silverhorseracing.com/web...ategory_id=255

 

Another question. I assume most of these are plastic. Are they obvious addons when comparing them to the paint job on the car? Meaning, is it obvious to tell they are plastic, and won't keep the shine from a wax job as well, etc.

 

nah, no difference....you realize that the bumpers arent 'metal' either right?


Andretti

 

Hahah, I did know. I just wasn't thinking.

 

I didnt realize I forgot to put a smilie in there...glad you knew I was just kidding and giving you a hard time. =]

You'll never know a difference...plastic or whatever, as long as its painted right.


Andretti

 

I wish someone would do a 'brushed aluminum' style paintjob with the slotted louvers, kinda like the Shelby louver covers. That'd look killer

 

You can buy the SHR Louvers already painted or get them primed. I had a dealer paint mine to match.
The plastic is very durable. On the SHR website they show a picture of a pick-up parked on one just to let you know that it will not break easily.

 

Yeah you really can't tell at all I have had mine on my car for the past several years and no problem, if you are looking for any I got mine here and so did my parents for their new 2010 I really like them great paint job - http://mustangaccessories.com/Side-Q...ted-111080.htm

 

I love the SHR ones. Too bad I didn't get to jump the gun on them. If I was going to do window louvers in the future, would definitely choose those.