Installing JDM Window Visors..

[slammed98hatch]

I got a pair of window visors from Password JDM on sale, and they arrived today. Just wanted to see how they install. I'm sure I could figure it out, but I wanted to make sure before I dove into installing them.

Any how-to's or tips would be greatly appreciated!

Flame suit on.

Justin

 

[JDM-JNKY]

I just thought most of them just stick onto your car I dunno.Gonna get them too tho

 

[DX raceR]

yea i have reg window visors and theres just a sticky piece of tape kinda and yea u smatch that up with ur visor and be on ur way... prob take u at the most 10mins not that hard of a job.

 

[JDM-JNKY]

yea I thought so.

 

[slammed98hatch]

The ones I got from password jdm came with 10 clips. and there were 10 holes with 10 screws, so I was assuming they got clipped on. eventually figured it out and got them on.

 

[JDM-JNKY]

humm I'ma just get the ones you stick on

 

[X-aCuTiOnA]

here you go enjoy
http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=774737

 

[dank24]

im buying a pair of these soon also.

 

[X-aCuTiOnA]

These things are a bit of a pain to install. The directions he gave werent the best, and he did his a little harder. Decent write up though

 

[Hatch_Of_Doom]

Sticky ones = fake.

Authentic Honda ones clip in place.

You have to pull the rubber weather stripping off the track of the door frame. Each door has 5 clips, 2 bolt in, 3 free hang.

The 2 that bolt in are on the edges. They have those tiny tiny screws that screw them into place near the upper corner and near the mirror. The other 3 are like weird ass J bends that you slide up into the notch, then put the weather stripping back over and it holds them in.

Then with weather stripping fully back in place, you put the visor up against the 5 brackets, and it has those little black plastic push pins. Push through hole on visor, which should be lined up with hole on bracket, add pressure, it mushrooms out at end and holds in place.

 

[NOFX]

I'm not saying this counts for the ones for the Civics, but I used to hear complaints abotu the sticky visors because some were known to fly off of cars when the car hit highway speeds.

 

[slammed98hatch]

I didn't rock the sticky ones. The ones I bought were from password jdm and came with all the hardware hatch of doom described. it's fairly easy, one you look at it and get the weather stripping out of the way1

 

[JDM-JNKY]

well it doesn't matter to me if their the sticky ones or clip on I just wanna crack my window alil when it rains.So I'ma go with sticky don't care if their (fake) big deal.

 

[oc_civic]

good pics of these fully installed?

 

[DX raceR]

meh about the sticky ones flying off at high speeds. i have no problems, yet my car tops out atlike 118 so maybe anything going faster than that u might have problems i dunno

 

[jonesEK]

These things are a bit of a pain to install. The directions he gave werent the best, and he did his a little harder. Decent write up though

I didnt cut thru the weather seal

Once you get 1 bracket in you start getting the hang of it.

GL

 

[slammed98hatch]

i didn't cut through any weather seal either. it was actually prettye asy to install, and they look sweet next to my hop antenna block off

 

[CivicKid95]

pictures.....

 

[qwikxr]

I'm not saying this counts for the ones for the Civics, but I used to hear complaints abotu the sticky visors because some were known to fly off of cars when the car hit highway speeds.

It's all in the preparation. I had the Ventshades ones on my Grand Cherokee.. They just stuck to the window rubber.. Had them on six years, sold it a year ago, and they're still holding strong...

 

[slammed98hatch]

pictures.....

well it's super rare i post pictures of my car here. the reason being it's not 100% jdm with rota wheels, same front lip, same tail lights and head lights as everybody else. but i'll post a picture of the vents and antenna block off.

ps. yes that is a tach, so if your going to bash it, just keep your mouth shut!