Mine were easy to install, although being that everything was in Japanese I unfortunately smelled the pack of mystery cleaner while trying to figure out what it was.... it knocked me on my ass like I had been hit with a hammer

So... here is my free tip
1) Do not smell or breath the little packet of adhesive cleaner/prep or whatever it is.

 

Anyone have a guide on uninstalling and re-positioning? I put them on wrong originally, they aren't high enough on the door and the right side isn't even ;/

 

just installed a set on my ge. i would do one side at a time, that way you can line them up and adjust as needed. note: this is for genuine Mugen Ventilated Visors (not Mugen "style").
-first, install the brackets (or buraketto, LOL) in the appropriate areas with the flush side facing the visor.
-then, prep each individual piece of double stick tape with a 2 in. piece of masking tape (to aid in removal of plastic lining).
-roll down the corresponding window and pull down the rubber lining that seats the window until only the top two corners are seated.
-next, prep the area with isopropyl alcohol and 3M PAC Primer and position the visor with brackets clipping onto the inside of the door (so it's positioned under the rubber lining).
-now push lining back into gaps starting from the corners and making your way in.
-roll up the windows and position the visor so it's 2 mm. from the top and 3 mm. from the side where the doors meet.
-follow the above process for all windows.
-pull the masking tape and remove the plastic lining for the double stick tape.
-finally, press firmly along the edges of the visor to create a strong adhesion.
your end product should come out like this...

note: this process is not verbatim from the installation guide. i followed the measurement and improvised a few steps with help from this forum. i hope that this procedure aids in any future installations. hopefully it will persuade some 50/50 buyers to go with the genuine stuff. not only is it mugen and made in japan, but it's functional as well. i got mine from www.jhpusa.com and it took about 30 min. to install by myself. thanks for reading!

 

just installed mine this past month...all the DIYs here helped a bunch. i bought mine used and taking off the original double sided tape was a PITA, but it was worth it in the end

 

Taking the time to do these right has paid off. Mine look as good as when they were installed 4.5 years ago. Wow, can't believe my Fit is that old!

 

Just ordered a set, thank you everyone for this thread.

 

Anyone know if visors on the '08 would fit a 2012? Contemplating a new Fit in the near future. If they'll work, I'll take them off the '08 before trading-in.

 

Hope this thread isn't dead....

Looked on king motorsports but the price was 169. Not 149? Is there a Fit freak discount I'm missing?

Or even better, has anyone found a great price for them with free shipping?

 

I think this thread IS dead except to anyone getting emails that someone has posted. I don't even remember where I ordered mine from or how much I paid, but I don't remember them being THAT expensive!! Makes me want to further explore transferring mine to the new Fit when the day comes - if they'll fit! You may want to start a new thread with your question....?

 

Thank you good idea...they look like they all are 169 wherever I look unless they're fake then they're cheap but ef that I won't put the fake ones on

Thanks again I'll start a new thread or maybe search for another one that's still alive haha

 

Hey Squirrely - I haven't seen you on here in a while and just was surfing and found your post. Hope that all is well! You still got your Fit! Yeah! I
still have my 2007 and hope to for many more years. Kings Motor Sports does list the Mugen visors as 2007 and then the 2009 and up. So there may be some difference since they have listed them depending on the year of your car.

 

Looks like prices have gone way up for the Mugen visors. I got mine from someone on another forum for $120. I have yet to put them on but will try to get to it this weekend using all the tips in this thread. Thank you in advance to those who have posted helpful hints and for pictures that don't go to dead links.