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clarkie Member Since: 26 Aug 2013 Location: leicester Posts: 51 |
ebay mate, item no eBay Item No. 171834954723 |
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1st Apr 2016 3:19pm |
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Giantlandyman Member Since: 25 Nov 2015 Location: Essex Posts: 800 |
Our 322 is the first vehicle in decades that I haven't fitted wind deflectors to and always bought them from Climair http://www.climairuk.com/?gclid=CM76jf3o7csCFcYcGwod9PYBqQ Never had any issues with their products. |
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1st Apr 2016 4:06pm |
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sheps Member Since: 27 Mar 2016 Location: GB Posts: 8 |
thanks for the link, just ordered a set cheers alex |
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2nd Apr 2016 11:07am |
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J90 Member Since: 02 Jul 2013 Location: Somewhere south of Bergerac Posts: 651 |
Do these things actually work? I've had them on Disco's before and they never reduced the buffeting when I opened the windows. They did not seem to reduce the wind noise either. Travelling around in circles again. |
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3rd Apr 2016 9:12am |
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Brian Member Since: 06 Dec 2014 Location: Northern Ireland Posts: 138 |
for me it's a styling thing if I am honest - I like the look of them I can drop the window(s) about an inch or so when driving and they keep the rain out while allowing a bit of air in and I suppose for owners with dogs (or those that smoke) it can also help keep smells down but as I have neither dog or smoking habit that is not applicable in my case |
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3rd Apr 2016 10:35am |
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Giantlandyman Member Since: 25 Nov 2015 Location: Essex Posts: 800 |
From my experience, they reduce the wind flow into the cabin but the main benefit is being able to have the windows slightly open on rainy days and for the odd occasion we might want to leave the dog in the car. |
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3rd Apr 2016 11:13am |
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PaulTyrer Member Since: 22 Jul 2013 Location: Devizes, Wiltshire Posts: 1247 |
Dogs that smoke???? |
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9th Aug 2016 5:26pm |
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