extending sunvisor?
#1
extending sunvisor?
I did a couple searches here and found nothing - but am hoping that someone here has done this and can give me a heads up on what works best.
My wife's dd is a 2008 Caliber SRT4;
There are a couple things that I prefer about her car, and one of them is the sunvisors;
They work like these:
Now That's How You Do Sun Visors - 2011 Volkswagen Jetta TDI Long-Term Road Test
I was wondering if anyone here has figured out if there is a GM (or otherwise) vehicle that has sunvisors which are drop in replacements for our stockers, and allow this extending feature.
I haven't looked at any recent GM's, but would think that Buick's or Cadillac's should come with this feature - hopefully there is a set of these out there that I can litterally unscrew and remove mine, and install into my car.
Thanks in advance for taking a moment to chime in!
My wife's dd is a 2008 Caliber SRT4;
There are a couple things that I prefer about her car, and one of them is the sunvisors;
They work like these:
Now That's How You Do Sun Visors - 2011 Volkswagen Jetta TDI Long-Term Road Test
I was wondering if anyone here has figured out if there is a GM (or otherwise) vehicle that has sunvisors which are drop in replacements for our stockers, and allow this extending feature.
I haven't looked at any recent GM's, but would think that Buick's or Cadillac's should come with this feature - hopefully there is a set of these out there that I can litterally unscrew and remove mine, and install into my car.
Thanks in advance for taking a moment to chime in!
#9
New Member
Originally Posted by soundjunky
it looks like the Cruze has an extendable sunvisor, does anyone here have a Cruse that htey cam compare the mounting pivot, and distance between the mounting pivot & the latch spot?
#10
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It's just a pet peeve, I hate things blocking my line of sight. I don't even like using windshield wipers unless necessary, if I'm riding with someone and they leave them on after the rain basically stops, it really bothers me. I'm retarded like that.
#11
I'm tall and I sit up like a normal person, so the sun has to be almost straight on the horizon in front of me to be in my eyes. I always keep sunglasses in the car anyway, good quality sunglasses help more with the glare anyway. If your windshield is clean you can see just fine even in direct sun using quality driving glasses, without blocking up your viewing area out of the windshield.
It's just a pet peeve, I hate things blocking my line of sight. I don't even like using windshield wipers unless necessary, if I'm riding with someone and they leave them on after the rain basically stops, it really bothers me. I'm retarded like that.
It's just a pet peeve, I hate things blocking my line of sight. I don't even like using windshield wipers unless necessary, if I'm riding with someone and they leave them on after the rain basically stops, it really bothers me. I'm retarded like that.
Driving with visors down feels so obstructed.
#12
this is what I read...
I could see that if you're tall enough, that you could get by without them.
I too use glasses (actually magnetic ones that clip to my prescription glasses), but even then, if the sun is directly in your line of sight, nothing short of high quality welding lenses will block the sun from you...
Also, I don't always sit straight up (lower back stuff), so sometimes a sun visor is very handy for keeping the sun out of my eyes, and it seems as though most often, when I go spin it to use on the side glass, the sun is further back than where the visor reaches;
I guess theoretically I could move my seat forward to an uncomfortable position, but I'd much rather leave my seat where it is, and have the visor extend more rearward.
I could see that if you're tall enough, that you could get by without them.
I too use glasses (actually magnetic ones that clip to my prescription glasses), but even then, if the sun is directly in your line of sight, nothing short of high quality welding lenses will block the sun from you...
Also, I don't always sit straight up (lower back stuff), so sometimes a sun visor is very handy for keeping the sun out of my eyes, and it seems as though most often, when I go spin it to use on the side glass, the sun is further back than where the visor reaches;
I guess theoretically I could move my seat forward to an uncomfortable position, but I'd much rather leave my seat where it is, and have the visor extend more rearward.
#13
Just from comparing the two in the parts catalog you'd have to swap out the retainer on the other side of the headliner that it screws into. And the hole it goes through is a different shape. Other than that I can't tell what else, if anything, might be involved in making it work
#21
The trouble is that tint tickets are retardedly expensive, and cops really come down on guys with tint - I know guys who have over a weekend racked up $600+ in tint tickets.
Add the demerits, and jacked insurance, and getting side glass tint loses it's appeal.
Since my car is my DD, and Ido alot of highway miles, this issue only comes up when the sun is on my side glass - and when the sun is right there, nothing short of welders tint would relieve the annoyance...
This is all that I am trying to achieve;
#22
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I saw your edit
The trouble is that tint tickets are retardedly expensive, and cops really come down on guys with tint - I know guys who have over a weekend racked up $600+ in tint tickets.
Add the demerits, and jacked insurance, and getting side glass tint loses it's appeal.
The trouble is that tint tickets are retardedly expensive, and cops really come down on guys with tint - I know guys who have over a weekend racked up $600+ in tint tickets.
Add the demerits, and jacked insurance, and getting side glass tint loses it's appeal.
#24
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Originally Posted by soundjunky
front door glass tint is illegal.
#25
nope, around here ANY tint on front glass is illegal.
the only way around it, is if you have a family member who has that sun allergy (I cannot recall what it's called);
If you have a note in your car at all timesto prove that a family member needs this - that is your one "get out of jail card".
the only way around it, is if you have a family member who has that sun allergy (I cannot recall what it's called);
If you have a note in your car at all timesto prove that a family member needs this - that is your one "get out of jail card".