Has anyone installed these? What does it require?

I've installed some JDM honda ones on an Integra before and it required extensive cutting to the window mouldings.

What about the weathertech ones? Simple double sided tape?

The JDM ones are very simple to install, you can PM doctorcue, he has them on. He said there was no drilling to do either, I have the weather tech ones on and yeah its just double sided tape.

What made you go with the weather tech over the jdm ones?

What made you go with the weather tech over the jdm ones?

Have you compared the prices? :wink:

What made you go with the weather tech over the jdm ones?

Have you compared the prices? :wink:

Yeah, 200 bucks for e'Sam visors (JDM) versus 50 bucks for the weathertechs...

btw, rumor has it that Scion is releasing their own visors soon...but I don't know when...

I have the weather tech on my xb and they are ok, i wouldn't say the best quality. I had to sand down a little on the back visors cause the window kept hitting it and wouldn't shut! I'll soon be buying the Toyota jdm visors for looks but mostly for quality. Good luck on your choice 8)

It all depends on how much YOU want to spend and the style that YOU like.

I like the eSams myself, but don't have the visors yet cuz I don't have the extra cash.

What made you go with the weather tech over the jdm ones?

Have you compared the prices? :wink:

Yeah there is a considerable differance in price. Plus I am not to sure about having the visor that big, I like how the scion xB window is huge as it is. Also I was cheap and bought the weather techs! :lol:

I like the look of my Esam Nets window visors. very easy to install. more expensive than weather techs, but I like design and thickness of the visor compared to the rest. to me it was worth it.

i'm thinkin in channel cus i like the look , so scion may be making a set eh? i'll wait around for alil bit and think bout that

there are visors on ebay everywhere too.

are the esams visors a original toyota part?? From what I read it said Netz so I know thats a branch off of toyota.

are the esams visors a original toyota part?? From what I read it said Netz so I know thats a branch off of toyota.

toyota japan

PEEL AND STICK, it don't require anything more than that.
oh yea u gotta insert those little metal guys(they just clip in)

Well, Esams are not Factory option, we do have JDM factory option visors but esams are just regular JDM after market , if you have the one that said Netz on the box then you have the Factory option ones, they both mount the same way but the good thing about the factory one is you can add overlay to it which comes with some of the kits in Japan, JDMP

The side vents/visors are like carbon fiber hoods, you get what you pay for.

no cutting .....you got to pull some of the window stripping so you can mount the two clips per window where the holes are on the visors....then match it up ....put the little tabs in ...then tada .....done.....thanks e-man ....for helping me with mine..... :D

Where can I get esams from?

Where can I get esams from?

esams are hard to get...so good luck on getting those ....your best bet is the OEM Toyota of Japan Visors....let me know....I can get you those, but it will cost you a pretty penny.....pm me if you are interested in those.... :D

Has anyone installed these? What does it require?

I've installed some JDM honda ones on an Integra before and it required extensive cutting to the window mouldings.

What about the weathertech ones? Simple double sided tape?

r the Esam japan side visors in channel or out channel rain guards ??

I got mine here:
http://www.newscionparts.com/product/?id=1772
No waiting.
Now on sale, free shipping.

E-SAM's are not in-channel, they stick on the outside door frame.

Note the differant bottom on the OEM vs. the E-SAM's.

Also read this thread and view pictures.

http://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=61857&highlight=

Why In-Channel is Infierior.