Quote Originally Posted by Ldub View Post
I can't speak for the larger version that VXfan is working with, but I find that the "mere mortal" size that I've got (weathertec), work best for keeping rain out when I've got the window cracked a couple inches to vent out smoke...yeah, I know...

(mr mackey voice on) smokin' is bayud m-kay?...

VCrossfan, I lke the looks of where you're going with these...

Just a thought, maybe experiment with a heat gun, to get the radius of the bend closer to the same...

I know, they're kind of expensive to be experimenting with like that, just my two cenz...
Yes Mr.Dub they do move a slightly away from the door line but I went ahead and installed them to see the "Wind effect" inside ( it's not bad). Next was the heat gun or Bernz-O-Matic flame to get a good contoured bend. The flame worked very well to Cauterize the end I cut (made it factory smooth) and the front I trimmed slightly around the mirror I used and Air Sander with fine grit then I Cauterized it slightly. Once I get them to the bend I want I'll re-mount and post pic's



Quote Originally Posted by crotchrocket View Post
they look good!!! as i mensioned before i broke mine gonna try and glue it together this weekend but if not i will cut it down to make it look as normal as possible. What did you use to trim yours with??
I taped the rear to get a my straight line then used a box cutter with a fresh blade and cut over and over with control not to get out of the groove and scratch out into the good part of the visor. It took awhile but was worth it then I Cauterized it to get it smooth. the front by the mirror I lightly ground then Cauterized it also. be careful and use fast swipes with the flame, don't stay on it long and I went with the direction of the cut, not back and forth side to side