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Old 12-20-2013, 12:20 AM
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Anybody have suggestions on wind deflectors? In channel or taped on? Weather tech, egr???
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Old 12-20-2013, 12:29 AM
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I bought the AVS low profile for my truck. I think they look great.
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Old 12-20-2013, 08:36 AM
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They glue on the outside?
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I have the regular AVS visors. Either design looks good I think.
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't a lot of guys having trouble with the bounce back feature, using the in channel visors?
They use 3m tape. Peel and stick.
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i like the full fill length of those avs, i went with the ford ones stick ons...not crazy about the gap between the doors..
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Originally Posted by EsstotheTee
I bought the AVS low profile for my truck. I think they look great.
I got the same, I liike them a lot. Very easy install.

They are usually about $60-80 but I found a "open-box" set for $40-something on ebay.
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i like the full fill length of those avs, i went with the ford ones stick ons...not crazy about the gap between the doors..
Have had the same ones for 2+ years not one problem as of yet.
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Anybody having problems with that in channel ones? Weren't there bounce back issues?
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Anybody having problems with that in channel ones? Weren't there bounce back issues?
Some have issues. That's why I went with the seamless.
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Thanks Griff, I'm leaning towards the in channel ones, just debating if I want to deal with the headache if something goes wrong..
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