"In Australia we have very high UV ratings , so we had them made to order same as the headlight protectors.
The shades are tinted and non glare UV resisting no wind noise, and you don't have a need for the swing sun visor you guys are looking at, in fact they are illegal even in the States as to safety compliance on front end crash testing, a swing type can end up chopping your top brain box off. and those metal screws can come out on torsional forces, lose an eye or do serious damage to your head."
Richard
Which swing visors are you talking about Richard? I have the one from Sprinteraccessories & the pivot bolt has a locking nut on it & it is quite out of the way. The screws that hold the adapter brackets on fasten in the same place as the original visor end caps. I can't see this being a problem. I could put a plastic nut cap on the one bolt, but it is actually above the original visor end caps.
Steve
The shades are tinted and non glare UV resisting no wind noise, and you don't have a need for the swing sun visor you guys are looking at, in fact they are illegal even in the States as to safety compliance on front end crash testing, a swing type can end up chopping your top brain box off. and those metal screws can come out on torsional forces, lose an eye or do serious damage to your head."
Richard
Which swing visors are you talking about Richard? I have the one from Sprinteraccessories & the pivot bolt has a locking nut on it & it is quite out of the way. The screws that hold the adapter brackets on fasten in the same place as the original visor end caps. I can't see this being a problem. I could put a plastic nut cap on the one bolt, but it is actually above the original visor end caps.
Steve