Vent Visors for 2016 Fit
#2
Still trying to decide if I want to go with vent visors myself: https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/3rd-...visors-gk.html
#5
I've been thinking about these for a year and have been undecided. They are supposed to be great on the highway or in rain as you can crack the window a bit and let some air in, while not using your aircon, with reduced wind turbulence and noise.
The downside is that the open area of your window is actually smaller, and it may reduce visibility. The Honda ones are ~$250.
The downside is that the open area of your window is actually smaller, and it may reduce visibility. The Honda ones are ~$250.
#6
I've been thinking about these for a year and have been undecided. They are supposed to be great on the highway or in rain as you can crack the window a bit and let some air in, while not using your aircon, with reduced wind turbulence and noise.
The downside is that the open area of your window is actually smaller, and it may reduce visibility. The Honda ones are ~$250.
The downside is that the open area of your window is actually smaller, and it may reduce visibility. The Honda ones are ~$250.
#7
I have used WellVisors at the following link (the link sometimes fails, but you can search "Honda fit" easily).
https://www.wellvisors.net/index.php...yn-series.html
I like them, and it was relatively easily attached. By the end, it almost looked like I knew what I was doing. The only confusing part was the pins. Make sure to watch the installation video.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...5ia-6Kvu_KEpHA
https://www.wellvisors.net/index.php...yn-series.html
I like them, and it was relatively easily attached. By the end, it almost looked like I knew what I was doing. The only confusing part was the pins. Make sure to watch the installation video.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...5ia-6Kvu_KEpHA
#8
I've been thinking about these for a year and have been undecided. They are supposed to be great on the highway or in rain as you can crack the window a bit and let some air in, while not using your aircon, with reduced wind turbulence and noise.
The downside is that the open area of your window is actually smaller, and it may reduce visibility. The Honda ones are ~$250.
The downside is that the open area of your window is actually smaller, and it may reduce visibility. The Honda ones are ~$250.
#9
They might not be for everyone but I swear by them. It's great to leave your windows cracked while parked on a hot day.
As an aside, my Fit isn't particularly noisy on the road, other than from the problem I caused by not rotating the tires on time.
As an aside, my Fit isn't particularly noisy on the road, other than from the problem I caused by not rotating the tires on time.
Last edited by max503; 05-19-2017 at 08:47 AM.
#10
I'm waiting on WeatherTech to make 'em for the GKs....I had a set on an old car I had, and they were great - fit in the window frame, not taped on the outside....pricey, but I really liked them.....and yeah, it's nice to leave windows cracked on a 98* Tennessee summer day when you have a black Fit
#13
but lately im becoming more and more a lazyarse and the wiping the glass was just not worth it to me no more.
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