Sunroof Wind Defletor Removal?
Sunroof Wind Defletor Removal?
this is for anyone who had the wind deflector on their sunroof and has removed it. i think that it will look better with it off, but does it become louder or windier in the cabin? i'm planning to take it off today and see what it's like, but just curious on anyones experience.
it think it may look good on a black or darker car, but not on beige.
oh, and to remove it, is it just those two or so screws that need to be removed. i'll take a closer look in a bit.
it think it may look good on a black or darker car, but not on beige.
oh, and to remove it, is it just those two or so screws that need to be removed. i'll take a closer look in a bit.
Are you referrring to the aftermarket plastic wind deflector or the pop-up one that comes with the car? The pop-up one does not stop the wow/flutter experienced when a window is rolled down which is why I bought the aftermarket one.
I like the aftermarket wind deflector and won't remove it. As far as the one that came with the car goes, it has a purpose if you don't have an aftermarket wind deflector. Leave it on.
I like the aftermarket wind deflector and won't remove it. As far as the one that came with the car goes, it has a purpose if you don't have an aftermarket wind deflector. Leave it on.
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Originally Posted by 86maxima96
i think that it will look better with it off, but does it become louder or windier in the cabin? i'm planning to take it off today and see what it's like, but just curious on anyones experience.
it think it may look good on a black or darker car, but not on beige.
it think it may look good on a black or darker car, but not on beige.
So what you are trying to tell us is that your car is Arctic White Pearl. My car is Black Emerald and I think the wind deflector looks great on it, as it also does on Black Cat's car.
These wind deflectors have been around for years. I had one on my 1973 BMW 2002 tii when I bought it in 1977.
These wind deflectors have been around for years. I had one on my 1973 BMW 2002 tii when I bought it in 1977.
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Originally Posted by rmurdoch
So it appears you have the paint codes
some more and stop
loledit: BTW when you quote someone's comment try typing below the comment instead of above it...looks ugly.
Originally Posted by BlackCat
Here it is on a black car:

Whenever I take the off the deflector it leaves marks where the rubber met the roof.

Whenever I take the off the deflector it leaves marks where the rubber met the roof.
Black Cat, you have one bad *** sexy Max, my friend! I like yours and Nismotic's a lot. I wish I had the resources to make mine look as hot as the both of yours.
I don't know if we'll be able to live with BlackCat at the next meet if he keeps on getting this attention. Hopefully he'll have his SC back up and running by then.
Originally Posted by Doc
Black Cat, you have one bad *** sexy Max, my friend! I like yours and Nismotic's a lot. I wish I had the resources to make mine look as hot as the both of yours.
Originally Posted by Doc
Dang...Murdoch, he's SC'd as well?! If that's running right, his car is a bad mother. Sorry to make it tough to live him, Murdoch...lol.
Checkout his post in the Canada Forum to see what's up with his SC. One thing I must point out, however, is that he isn't bullet proof as his car is an autotragic!
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