Window vent visiors
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Originally Posted by xseveredveganx
Those are the Rumion knockoffs. There's threads in the aero/exterior section.
They do appear to be of decent quality. I know if I were to get some, I'd probably run those until I got the cash for the Rumion units, or the Japanese aftermarket came out with something cooler. :D
They do appear to be of decent quality. I know if I were to get some, I'd probably run those until I got the cash for the Rumion units, or the Japanese aftermarket came out with something cooler. :D
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I agree. I just want something to allow me to park with my windows an inch open to keep the car the same if not a slight bit more than the outside temp and not let any water in or look like its open.
I think drewsxb08 are knock offs & I was asking what vendor he got it from cause there are several on ebay. I am not about to spend hundreds on "authentic" ones, I would rather spend my money on things that actually matter like springs or sway bars. thnx though
Originally Posted by kostonjohn
Originally Posted by xseveredveganx
Those are the Rumion knockoffs. There's threads in the aero/exterior section.
They do appear to be of decent quality. I know if I were to get some, I'd probably run those until I got the cash for the Rumion units, or the Japanese aftermarket came out with something cooler. :D
They do appear to be of decent quality. I know if I were to get some, I'd probably run those until I got the cash for the Rumion units, or the Japanese aftermarket came out with something cooler. :D
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Speed-Element is the manufacturer of the "knock-offs", to my knowledge.
I wasn't knocking them! I've been actually looking at possibly getting some! I don't want to drop the $250+ for the gen-u-wine ones, either!
I wasn't knocking them! I've been actually looking at possibly getting some! I don't want to drop the $250+ for the gen-u-wine ones, either!
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Originally Posted by xseveredveganx
Speed-Element is the manufacturer of the "knock-offs", to my knowledge.
I wasn't knocking them! I've been actually looking at possibly getting some! I don't want to drop the $250+ for the gen-u-wine ones, either!
I wasn't knocking them! I've been actually looking at possibly getting some! I don't want to drop the $250+ for the gen-u-wine ones, either!
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i dont know if this has been mentioned before, but there are 2 knockoffs of the Rumion visors...the ssuperstore one and the speedelement. I tried on both and the speedelement's fitment was not that great. Also, if you have both products on hand, you can tell the difference in shape. The ssuperstore one "pops" out more, whereas the speedelement ones are more flat-like.
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Originally Posted by boooosty
i dont know if this has been mentioned before, but there are 2 knockoffs of the Rumion visors...the ssuperstore one and the speedelement. I tried on both and the speedelement's fitment was not that great. Also, if you have both products on hand, you can tell the difference in shape. The ssuperstore one "pops" out more, whereas the speedelement ones are more flat-like.
These actually looks more promising, anybody have these?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/WINDO...1%7C240%3A1318
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Originally Posted by kostonjohn
Originally Posted by boooosty
i dont know if this has been mentioned before, but there are 2 knockoffs of the Rumion visors...the ssuperstore one and the speedelement. I tried on both and the speedelement's fitment was not that great. Also, if you have both products on hand, you can tell the difference in shape. The ssuperstore one "pops" out more, whereas the speedelement ones are more flat-like.
Fitment is almost dead on, no "rattles" on high speeds, better looking, basically an exact copy of the rumion visors without the price tag. The speed element ones were more narrow, a type of flat color, and fitment was pretty bad.
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The chrome trim looks nice on your car. I like how your vent is lower at top where mines is the same.
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I installed mine, they r from ebay they only cost $53 heres a pic of my car at my work
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Originally Posted by alfundo
I bought my rumion style visors from scion sport last November and have been running them ever since without a problem. i love how they add to the lines of the box and i think the in channel ones look incomplete as they don't cover the rear triangle shaped window leaving an unfinished look. i paid about $100 for them shipped.
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Originally Posted by drewsxb808
Originally Posted by 09XBizzle
I am going to get a set soon. I was ebaying, just can't get my self to fork over 300 for jdm. I found speed element and scion sports as sellers on ebay. Any feedback on these 2?
so drew, where did U get yours?
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here's a link for some that a SL member is selling...
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...028&highlight=
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...028&highlight=
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I went for the weatherTech ones... I have had them on my last car and those things are BUILT TO LAST!!! I got the floormats too...they just make great quality sutff, hence the pricetag, lol...but its worth it... and those stick on ones usually look a lot tackier than the in-channel