Hi...


Is there a Rain/Wind Deflector available for the Crossfire's side windows ?

Today in the rain... I noticed quite a bit of water comes right into the cabin when the window is down some... :?


Dave...

 

Don't know of any, but why do you have your window down when its raining?

 

Like havin' it down a little for airflow... use to it/habbit...


Dave...

 

I actually discussed this with my wife just a couple weeks ago. I'm a smoker so, if I'm driving for more than an hour, I will need to crack the window for five minutes of the drive, at least. Trust me, its for everyone elses safety! :wink:

I came to the conclusion that even if they made one, it would ruin the look of the car. I also wonder how easily it would be to make given the curve of the top, and the frameless windows.

I have started using the theory: "better me than the speakers" (lots of drops head right for the speaker covers), and I just lean over and let the drops soak me, instead.

But, yeah, the drippage is very bad. Been a long time since I was in a car that dripped inward as badly.

 

Galen... try a small towel draped on the door at bottom of the window or over the door grab bar...

Looks... Yeah... I wouldn't wanna' mess up the looks !


Dave...

 

no kidding. course the pc crowd would just tell us to stop smoking. me, I have a towel in the boot that I pull out and drape over my left thigh if it's raining and I light up.

 

Im pretty sure that Ive never seen a car with frameless windows having rain guards attached. I think it's impossible..