Window Deflectors

[Mr_Ed]

Does anyone have these? Do they really keep rain out with the window(s) cracked? Will they stay installed correctly or blow off at 80 mph?

Thanks

http://www.weathertech.com/sto...hId=0

[biggie]

Most people here are using the OEM deflectors, they have had no issues and cost less than those.

Versaspeed.com should have them.

[Mr_Ed]

Thanks -- currently out-of-stock but much better price & a great company name.

[bulld0g]

he usually sells out quickly when he gets them , just keep checking.....you can contact Bob and he can probably tell you when they should be in

[Knightro2]

I had those on my Xterra and S-10 and loved them. I get them from AutoZone...forgot the brand name. I just know it had 3M adhesive tape to hold them on. Had the S-10 for 6 years and the Xterra for 4 and they never came off. I was a smoker back then so they helped out when I was trying to smoke in my truck while driving in the rain. lol

[longo]

I checked that link and had to laugh at that price...$95.00! for a set of Vent Visors? I put on a set of 4, over a year ago that came off eBay for $15.00 plus S&H (shipping cost more than the VentVisors)Still, overall cost was well under $50.00...

The Versa has very large side windows and very short sunvisors.

When you are on the road early in the morning or late afternoon, the side window sun will drive you nuts. The VentVisors give you about another hour of shade before it starts coming in underneath them. AS for your question about durability and installation, I think the ones that just 'peel and stick' work out fine and only take about 5 min to install.

http://picasaweb.google.com/longo3002/VersaPics

I love mine..you can see them installed with a little extra chrome trim, in the above link .....Use the 'Slideshow; feature to enlarge and auto scroll.

[blindsnyper]

nice V longo