putco

[Major Tom]

does anyone have the putco brand window vent visors ? thinking about getting a set. any pros or cons

 

[benlaud87]

Mine are putco. I haven't had any issues. One thing you'll notice is your window will go up a little slower at the top when you first install them (since the window is struggling to push past the added thickness with the visor and double sided tape). My windows go straight up and down like there's nothing there at this point. It's really nice having the option of getting some air even when it's raining out.

 

[woodwardsh3]

I have them as well and I like them.

 

[IISPEEDYII]

Same, just picked up a pair, they were kinda hard to find for me. Summit racing had them though, the rear visors are mislabeled, reverse them and they'll fit

 

[Snakecharmer]

Do you notice any wind noise?

 

[Major Tom]

thanks for the input. I had heard the front ones were a pain to install

 

[IISPEEDYII]

thanks for the input. I had heard the front ones were a pain to install

I also didn't follow the instructions for that either, I found it was much easier to insert the front (closest to the mirror first) into the channel and work my way up from there, its easier to bend the top part into the channel than the bottom part by the mirror. If that makes sense?

 

[Daytona]

I have them, and like them. My wife does not see the point in them. The biggest drawback is they effectively increase the blind spot of the A pillars significantly. Especially at night.

We live in the city. Our neighbourhood streets are quite dark and narrow with many pedestrians and cyclists. We drive much slower on the side streets because it's surprising how often it takes an extra moment to see them thanks to the "less glass more blind spots" design of the H3. The deflectors make it significantly worse.

But they look cool, and they work well once we get out to the main roads.


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