Wind deflectors.....talk to me
- Thread starter Tiffy
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Used to use ClimAir deflectors years ago in the days before my cars had air con. They did a great job of allowing me to drive with windows open, but now I can't see the point of them.
I had them on land rovers years ago, did look good but scratched the glass so not pleased, also an **** to clean when washing car, as its difficult t get the glass up at the top due to the deflectros
Readily available from eBay. Team Heko on mine and my girlfriends car. Had them on all my previous cars too.
I had heko on my b6 until some scrout nicked them leaving all the clips still in the frame!! I could defo notice the difference without a after they got nicked
ricostuart
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Have heko on my S4 from ebay. If you get any, ignore the tape thats on them already. its just 2 sided sticky tape and is literally useless for the rears. The fronts dont matter as they are wedged into the sill by the shape. The rears need foam double sided tape (cheap from Halfords). Stick that on, put it in the door and they stick for ages.
I found out this the hard way, when driving along the motorway, one of the rears flew off! replaced, used the new tape, and never had an issue yet.
I find them really useful as I like having the windows down a little rather than having A/C on all the time. Only downside is you do get increased road noise with them installed (windows up or down!)
I found out this the hard way, when driving along the motorway, one of the rears flew off! replaced, used the new tape, and never had an issue yet.
I find them really useful as I like having the windows down a little rather than having A/C on all the time. Only downside is you do get increased road noise with them installed (windows up or down!)
Audi Toby
2016 S3 Saloon
Team HEKO are the only ones worth buying! They're high quality, perfect fitment, plastic doesn't crack or fade! Here's a shot of my A4 with them on the front only. Picture below.
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ricostuart
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