could people please post picts if your max has the window vent visors, ya know the things that u put around the outside of window to let u open window alittle without rain coming in....... what i am wonderin is my sterling mist has tinted windows, moonroof visor, and rear window spoiler. i would like to add window vent visors but am thinking it might look to gheto??? ya know too much black plastic ....opinions please.

 

my grandma has them on her 4th gen.. she has a light purple I30 with light see though purple window visor cover things.. THEY LOOK STUPID

 

you wanna see them on a sterling mist with tinted windows....well its your lucky day.



more pics on my website

 

soonerfan, do u think it will look bad with the moonroof deflector and rear window visor???

 

that might be a little to much

 

judging by how slow Jason (sooner is), I'd say they subtract at least 20whp

 

I had all 3 of these on my car at once. It was overkill and looked kinda stupid, so I took off the rear window spoiler. I couldn't deal w/o the sunroof deflector or window deflectors.

 

I used "ventshade" on my car. What is nice about them is they fit in the window channel, not taped to the outside of the door frame. With the color of my car they don't stick out to much and look almost OEM. They cost a little more but worth it to me. Edit... I also have a moonroof shade too.

 

i think it would look nice on your car color, a guy over here had them and it looked sick, although he painted the rear window spoiler which made it 100x nicer.

but now i look again and he added a chrome liner to the window vents, horrible looking but before that it was nicey-nice

 

weathertech ventshades! THese go inside the window channel. ****ty pic, bu tyou get the point!

 

N E 1 know where I can get a 4pc set of the weathertech ventshades, the ones that go inside the window channel not outside over the door.

 

i never really got the purpose of those.. what are they used for?

 

http://www.ventshade.com/products/NP...Ventvisors.htm

 

Here is the weathertech site

www.weathertech.com

 

from what i understand it lets crack the window open in the rain and not worry about getting any in the car

does the sunroof deflector really help with the wind noise that much?

 

The only thing I can think of is if you want to have your windows cracked but don't want to worry about rain, I guess. I think you sacrifice a lot to have them though. They're not for me, that's for sure.

 

i had the sunroof visor and vent visors. i've removed both of them, but now i have a wear line in front of my sunroof from the visor and tape stuck all over my chrome trim from the vent visors. car looks SO much cleaner with both removed, but it's a serious project to clean up everything after you remove them.

 

If anyone wants, I have a 4pc set from ventshade (they do not attach inside) that I am willing to sell for $25 (they retail for $50). I received these as a gift but decided not to use them and they're just sitting in my closet, in the box unopened. Anyone want them, hit me up. NYC peeps I'll deliver them to you. I'll ship them anywhere else for an extra $5.

 

The ONLY ones worth buying for any car, are from Weathertech:

http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=356228

 

i dunno i use my window vents all the time, especially when I have cancer-stick smokers in my car, otherwise id be screwed with that nasty smell and ash all over the place... unless u like baking out your car?

 

To me the sunroof wind deflector is more cosmetic than anything else. I have driven mine w/o it and it produces the same noise...