JDM e'sam window visory
11-20-2005, 01:07 AM
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...E-SAM's...
Look here for both JDM window vent visors:
http://newscionparts.com/product/?id=1772
E-SAM's=$235 Toyota=$270
See my photos above in this thread.
http://newscionparts.com/product/?id=1772
E-SAM's=$235 Toyota=$270
See my photos above in this thread.
04-11-2006, 08:47 PM
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Links on me.... They will get it for you.....
Sorry, I run with hubcaps and/or trim rings. I even 'streaked' to work with nothing on my wheels.
Vote in my poll:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...324&highlight=
MY E-SAM's are tough and sleek. One year and no problems, just clean fresh air flow.
Sorry, I run with hubcaps and/or trim rings. I even 'streaked' to work with nothing on my wheels.
Vote in my poll:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...324&highlight=
MY E-SAM's are tough and sleek. One year and no problems, just clean fresh air flow.
04-12-2006, 08:04 PM
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I just took off my Wade in-channel's. Windows clunk when putting them up, tape came loose in a couple places and the visors sagged so you could see the tape. Now when I drive with the windows down it sounds like bass drums banging in the back. Will the E'Sams get rid of this wind noise? I thought the Wade's did a pretty good job and want t omake sure these will too before pputtign out another couple hundred $$.
BTW - Anybody want a set of wades, shipped for $25 let me know!
BTW - Anybody want a set of wades, shipped for $25 let me know!
08-08-2006, 09:49 PM
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.....YES, E-SAM's......
Yes, there is a clip that will hold the visor in the center of the doorframe. Some people want the visors as high on the door frame as possible. This gives you less of a visor and the clips can not be used. Other people want the visor as low on the door frame as possible, clips can not be used for the lowest install.
This is O.K. because the 3M tape will hold fast for a lifetime.
Hold up the visor on the door frame. Use masking tape to try out the visor in the lowest and highest positions on door frame.
Check for visability. Chech head clearance when sticking your head out the window, if you do that. Raise and lower the window and decide where on the door frame you want to install them.
Fold back 1 inch of red tape cover. Install visor with clips, then pull out the red tape cover and push in for 1 minute. Done for life.
No, no other place sells them for less. There are now knock-offs for about $150 or so, but these lack the rubber seal that makes E-SAM's great for winter travel. Open window (2-3 inches) and the rubber seal blocks out most road noise. You know how silent it gets when you roll up the window? E-SAM's will give you about 60% of that silence with the window open 2-3 inches.
Without even looking, I can tell when my window goes up to the seal by the great reduction of road noise.
NO DIS-COLORATION issues. Even in purple rain. Where ever that comes from.
This is O.K. because the 3M tape will hold fast for a lifetime.
Hold up the visor on the door frame. Use masking tape to try out the visor in the lowest and highest positions on door frame.
Check for visability. Chech head clearance when sticking your head out the window, if you do that. Raise and lower the window and decide where on the door frame you want to install them.
Fold back 1 inch of red tape cover. Install visor with clips, then pull out the red tape cover and push in for 1 minute. Done for life.
No, no other place sells them for less. There are now knock-offs for about $150 or so, but these lack the rubber seal that makes E-SAM's great for winter travel. Open window (2-3 inches) and the rubber seal blocks out most road noise. You know how silent it gets when you roll up the window? E-SAM's will give you about 60% of that silence with the window open 2-3 inches.
Without even looking, I can tell when my window goes up to the seal by the great reduction of road noise.
NO DIS-COLORATION issues. Even in purple rain. Where ever that comes from.
08-08-2006, 10:08 PM
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Look up 9 posts. ^^^
Look here for both JDM window vent visors:
http://newscionparts.com/product/?id=1772
E-SAM's=$235 Toyota=$270
See my photos above in this thread.
Few other places sell these and the price is the same or more.
Look here for both JDM window vent visors:
http://newscionparts.com/product/?id=1772
E-SAM's=$235 Toyota=$270
See my photos above in this thread.
Few other places sell these and the price is the same or more.
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