Sprocket
01-20-2005, 06:07 PM
I'm talking about these:
picture page (http://www.weathertech.com/store/prodsearch.asp?item_group_id=4)
I got them instead of the OEM version, since these have a "smoother" look since they fit inside the window track instead of sticking on the outside.
They installed fairly easily, but it takes some bending/forcing to get them in, and they say it should in the instructions. The windows hit the back a little going up, but I called them and they said it should get better as the rubber squished...and it did.
BUT.... I noticed increased wind noise from the area toward the front of the windows, like it is coming from the side mirrors. I thought maybe it was there before, but I was now paying attention after putting these in--so I took the driver side piece out and the noise went away:(
There is no noticeable noise below about 60mph, but unfortunately for me, my daily commute is about 32 miles each way at interstate speed. It was loud enough that I pulled the other out. Oh well...
picture page (http://www.weathertech.com/store/prodsearch.asp?item_group_id=4)
I got them instead of the OEM version, since these have a "smoother" look since they fit inside the window track instead of sticking on the outside.
They installed fairly easily, but it takes some bending/forcing to get them in, and they say it should in the instructions. The windows hit the back a little going up, but I called them and they said it should get better as the rubber squished...and it did.
BUT.... I noticed increased wind noise from the area toward the front of the windows, like it is coming from the side mirrors. I thought maybe it was there before, but I was now paying attention after putting these in--so I took the driver side piece out and the noise went away:(
There is no noticeable noise below about 60mph, but unfortunately for me, my daily commute is about 32 miles each way at interstate speed. It was loud enough that I pulled the other out. Oh well...