Sun Visor for xB
05-21-2005, 10:21 PM
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Originally Posted by superjeer
SciFly... where do I get one of those prisms? I'm so tall and sit upright in my seat so I always have to duck to see the light change when I'm the first or second car waiting.
I was lucky to find a rare NOS ground glass glue-to-flat-glass prism on ebay some years ago.
I'll try and get a picture of it up here soon. It's really neat. I may try to mount it to the Scion windsheild-- but that's curved glass. Epoxy mounts the old hunk of glass very well and securely.
05-21-2005, 10:23 PM
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Originally Posted by UBOW
I sent them my message asking for green, smoke and amber visors. I also told them there would be many Scion owners who would be interested.
thanks for that. I just wrote them, too. I want mine in either green or blue. Amber, smoke, green should be the primary choices, agreed.
please drop lines to that company. Ask for xB visors to be made available
05-25-2005, 08:13 PM
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Please let's bug Lund for transparent visors! If Lund won't someone else -could-
I don't see any reason why a motivated guy could not make his own. It would require some know-how to vac bag heated plexiglas to hand-made mold. The attachment is the engineering challenge. How do they do it in Japan? We reallly need to see pics of a JDM windshield visor
I don't see any reason why a motivated guy could not make his own. It would require some know-how to vac bag heated plexiglas to hand-made mold. The attachment is the engineering challenge. How do they do it in Japan? We reallly need to see pics of a JDM windshield visor
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