Did anybody felt a difference, while driving with the window down?? or just for looks? i searched but no review, only for looks.
The purpose of that is to let the fresh air in while you roll down the window a little bit and to avoid the windows shaking while your driving around with a moderate speed on a street/the freeway.Don’t forget that it is too easy to steal so be careful where you park your car and it all depends where you live at.Also it is not recommended blasting the road with your windows open because it will slow yor car down by sucking some air going inside the car.
I had an issue with the Integra with wind noise coming through the windows. At first I rolled the window down a little and then put it back up…nothing. I re-adjusted the regulator…nothing. Finally I got some window visors from JDM Land and I no longer have the whistling sound that I once had.
There wasnt much difference when the windows were down. The only time I found them helpful was when driving in the rain I would have my window about halfway and the visors would prevent from rain getting in.
Also I only had mine held together by the screws. I didnt tape mine.
Thanks guys!!
when you put your window down while driving and putting them back up afterwards you will hear the whistling sound coming from the wind,this happen because our windows doesn’t have a windowguide like the one from the 3rd gen. integra,and even still there is a guide there is a tendency to hear that whistling noise because of the window bracket being old from closing and opening them.There is a way of preventing this to happen without buying a window visor,Just open up your sunroof and roll your window back up and last close your sunroof.got me…and by the way your welcome and you can always count your fellow member here in G2IC.
how do you like the visors? i wanna get some since they are oem…can’t find anything that will fit… just recently i’ve seenthat style of visor from AVS. it was from a mustang though. anyways it sucks driving fogged up. looks to me you can’t really roll your window down alot or enough for water to get thru… how low can you bring the window without letting rain get into the cabin?
any1?
hit it up! anyone who has them?
i thought it was for smokers to roll down their windows on cold or rainy days? :shrug: …
Windows do not get sucked out of their grooves anymore. Tested at 110+ mph 
Less wind sound, but only if your windows were being sucked out while driving. Mine did till I adjusted them inward.
If your windows are down, they break more wind coming in, though not all wind.
All in all, after installing them, and adjusting my windows, less wind noise. You can hear the rest of the noises in your car better now. 