Just installed MRT louvers... Nice!
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Just installed MRT louvers... Nice!
Not too hard to install.... Just remember, you get one chance and one chance only when dealing with the adhesives placed on the window...
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I had the rear window louvers on my 2005, and loved them. THEN one day the car needed to be towed. For whatever reason they loaded the car backwards on the truck. Ultimately when the wind got under the louvers it snapped the little plastic hooks. Also mildly bent up the louvers and scratched the roof. Louvers never fit quite right after that. They were rattly (no way that's a word and yet spell check ok'd it.)
That said, they look AWESOME on your car and I'm sure will drop temp a couple of degrees on hot days. Enjoy
That said, they look AWESOME on your car and I'm sure will drop temp a couple of degrees on hot days. Enjoy
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http://www.mrt-direct.com/12a006.html
MRT is the brand. Good quality, cost about $510.00 W/shipping.
MRT is the brand. Good quality, cost about $510.00 W/shipping.
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MRT is the brand. Good quality, cost about $510.00 W/shipping.
MRT is the brand. Good quality, cost about $510.00 W/shipping.
But thanks... yeah, they look like quality pieces. If I ever go that route, these are the ones I would pick.
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Looks great as is.
I've got them on my Saleen and love them. I had a similar issue with wind in a touchless car wash, although the only damage was one clip and one attachment post. They have since redesigned the clips for added strength and I made the posts out of aluminum.
I bought them while I was in Houston for the temp difference, and it was very noticeable.
I've got them on my Saleen and love them. I had a similar issue with wind in a touchless car wash, although the only damage was one clip and one attachment post. They have since redesigned the clips for added strength and I made the posts out of aluminum.
I bought them while I was in Houston for the temp difference, and it was very noticeable.