blobeye wind deflectors
i know they have them for classics and even seen them on bugs but blob eyes.
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Main dealer should do them, not that expensive, for my hatch they were about £80.
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You can get them. I had to get a replacement for my old JDM STi - some muppets broke the side window to nick my stereo and also smashed the deflector.:cry:
They took some time to get hold of - at the time they were waiting on a shipment or something - can't remember what I paid but no more then £100. |
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they are on my jdm sti as well, my05. so must be available try jap performance parts
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sorry to dig up an old thread, will the wind deflectors in the above post fit a 2004 sti?
http://www.subarupartsstore.co.uk/pr...oon_E3610FE000 says on description wrx sti up to 2002? |
Should do, nothing has changed on the body to make them not fit.
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ok, thanks for the help mate, also, cheeky request but does anyone have any pictures of a blobeye with wind deflectors fitted, have tried search and google but not much on there!
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I have seen a hawkeye with them on but ill try and dig a picture out.
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thats awesome andy, thanks for that, much appreciated
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Nee problem.
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Another one here in black. The wind deflectors were at the time a Subaru Accessory;
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looks smart that , whats the general consensus on them? dont see many people with them is that because they look crap? personally think they look quite nice
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Both of the subarus ive owned were JDM's and both came with them on. I quite like them, as you say Barnshaw you dont really see many people with them on.
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I just get mine today. Did you use primer to instal them?
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How effective are these wind deflectors
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Originally Posted by BLACK TURBO
(Post 10634099)
How effective are these wind deflectors
Fitting the deflectors also sorted the "bagpipe' whistle at 100mph+:D My RB320: Attachment 54600 Attachment 54601 Attachment 54602 |
Originally Posted by BLACK TURBO
(Post 10634099)
How effective are these wind deflectors
Fitted some a few weeks ago and to be honest there's very little difference in wind noise, rain deflection etc. The wife hasn't even noticed them! (probably a good thing!) They're one of those 'if it's available I'll buy it' things. JohnD |
How easy are they to fit?
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Hi guys, sorry to be resurrecting a dead-and-burried thread but figured the ones that have could advise one that is considering!
Moved to Aberdeen a few months ago and it rains and rains and I cant drop my windows even a fraction because I get wet and the car steams up. Deflectors seem a good idea and would possibly solve the water ingress on the passenger side when I wash my car. Do you have to have a window-dropper to be able to shut the door or how does this work? I figured they must fasten to the pillars/roof line and thereby fit over the windows?? Excuse my naivity in this matter! Cheers dudes :) |
Originally Posted by Djgyro
(Post 10689102)
Do you have to have a window-dropper to be able to shut the door or how does this work? I figured they must fasten to the pillars/roof line and thereby fit over the windows?? Excuse my naivity in this matter!
Cheers dudes :) |
Cheers, as it was pay day on Friday I can see a set of those coming my way in the very near future ;)
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Look cool
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Originally Posted by IggyRB320
(Post 10637666)
You can drop the window maybe an inch & the gap is covered by the deflector..:thumb:
Fitting the deflectors also sorted the "bagpipe' whistle at 100mph+:D |
You can normally get them used from jap performance parts
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First sorry for taking this thread out of sleep :D
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Iggy's pics made me get them for my RB i like them for looks alone they clip and stick on takes about 10 minutes
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