Window Vent Visor ?
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I recently went through the same dilemma. I decided on the AVS in-channel visors, and absolutely love them. They look much better than the stick on visors, install in seconds, and cost the same. I got mine for $45 at Advanced Auto, but had to special order them. since they only had the regular stick on ones in stock. Maybe I will get a change tomorrow to take some close up pictures for you.
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Originally Posted by erick_e
I recently went through the same dilemma. I decided on the AVS in-channel visors, and absolutely love them. They look much better than the stick on visors, install in seconds, and cost the same. I got mine for $45 at Advanced Auto, but had to special order them. since they only had the regular stick on ones in stock. Maybe I will get a change tomorrow to take some close up pictures for you.
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Originally Posted by chasman97
That would be great if you can snap a few close up pics, the pics on some of the sites are too hard to tell what they really look like. Any problems with wind noise with the AVS models? Do they stay on tight?
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I just installed a set of Lund In-Channel Visors on my '06 s-crew. They look great and I dont have any wind noise. Easy to install, just follow the directions. What I especially like is being able to leave the front door glasses down about 2 inches (for heat) and you cant tell from the outside!. Go for it!
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I installed the OEM Ford stick-on vent shades. They look good and have held up fine for six months. I have one complaint which I don't know would exist with the in-channel vent shades. When I have my windows cracked about two inches, the rain water seems to run and gather at the mirror and blow back in the truck.