Wind Deflectors
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andy_v
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whats wrong with heko.
bankz5152
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Get the Climair ones, there sit inside the door. I think the Britpart ones stick on
Grimmer
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I've no experience of the Climair ones, but yes the Shi*epart ones stick on, but I fitted some to my Fender about 3 years ago now, and they are still there and still perfectly fine, I just made sure I de-greased the paintwork properly before fitting them
bankz5152
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Mine are the stick on ones too, just don't look quite as nice... Also worried about damaging the paintwork when I take em off (my paint is SH!T!)
Grimmer
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I've no experience of the Climair ones, but yes the Shi*epart ones stick on, but I fitted some to my Fender about 3 years ago now, and they are still there and still perfectly fine, I just made sure I de-greased the paintwork properly before fitting them
I fitted the Britpart ones to my 110 and they look fine.
They are one of the best things l fitted, it means you can open the window a couple of inches which stops the windows steaming up when it's raining.
Or in better weather you can have the windows open a bit without the blast of air around your head at higher speeds.
They are one of the best things l fitted, it means you can open the window a couple of inches which stops the windows steaming up when it's raining.
Or in better weather you can have the windows open a bit without the blast of air around your head at higher speeds.
Litch
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Fitted Climair to my wife's Freelander and my 90, excellent pieces of kit and take under 1-minute to fit.
Coffeelandy
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Climair all day long they're such better quality.
The Gribbin
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OK so how are the Heko's performing... were they easy to fit... any chance of a picture?
Fitted easy enough. Clips were a bit tight to go in. Look great. But, and its a big but. They don't deflect the wind. In my opinion they sit too flush with the door frame. I will post a photo tonight if I remember.
The Gribbin
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Ah ha... hmmm... bit of a chocolate teapot hey!... may be worth a bit more for the Climair's?.... do post a piccie if you can, as it will be good to see how they fit.
I see Terrafirma ones available - anyone tried them?
Will do. Another thing to consider that I forgot to mention. I find I now have to duck to see out windows at junctions. Mine are the "Smoked" version and they do restrict your view.
The Gribbin
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Thanks for the piccies.... I see what you mean about being flush... and they are very dark. I'm not too confident in stick on things, so may save a bit longer for some Clim Air's.
