Do you prefer side wind deflectors?
What kind of type must be preferred?
I post two different types of its.Pls Look at my gallery. Off Road major rule:As slowly as possible, as fast as necessary!

Last edited by tuwana on 24th Feb 2011 8:16 am. Edited 1 time in total

tuwana wrote:

Do you prefer wind deflectors?
What kind of type must be preferred?
Ipost two diffrent types of it.Pls Look at my galery.

Are these popular in Turkey?

Myself, I prefer to keeep the windows up and the aircon on  Brian

MY11 FL2 SD4 GS
Extras to same spec as XS apart from the Satnav, plus Xenons.
Ipenema Sand, Ebony.

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Are these popular in Turkey?

Not popular,I saw only one car like this.My wife doesn't like the air condition because of dehydration,hot cold imbalance of the Aair ,you know this if you married.
If the weather is sunny and not very hot we always open the front windows a little bit when we drive slowly .Sometimes if the weathers is rainy,the water come into car in this situation.İf you live in turkey,you prefer to open the windows,because the weather is good and shiny often  Off Road major rule:As slowly as possible, as fast as necessary!

In the UK it's only some police cars that have these. Ordinary users don't usually bother with them, mainly (I guess) because they cause wind noise at higher speeds. Brian

MY11 FL2 SD4 GS
Extras to same spec as XS apart from the Satnav, plus Xenons.
Ipenema Sand, Ebony.

I've had them fitted on a previous car (not the big wide in your face ones) from "Climair", main reason was when I use to smoke I could flick the ash out the window if it was raining and as cars are now "gutterless" you get a lot of water running off the roof in through the window. Ended up with the ash being blown back in and the rear seats was peppered with burn holes.
Another plus point was it helped stop the wind resonance if a rear window was opened partially.
Now I don't smoke and use the air con with the windows shut if driving on Motorways, and if you ever drive north up the past CG's chicken ranch then you have to have your windows up anyway.

Hi

I recently fitted a four window set of Heko deflectors bought on eBay. I prefer the in gutter type as they can't be removed when the windows are closed and I think they look better than the stick on ones.
My wife doesn't like aircon either but we can now have the windows open front and or back without that horrible drumming noise and as stated even in the rain you can still have windows partially open without getting wet.

Neil

Thanks Neil,but I'm not sure that your Heco is sticking with the window ,İt may be make a rattling noise when it was closed position.  Off Road major rule:As slowly as possible, as fast as necessary!