Recommendation for Rear Wind Screen
Greetings All!
Just purchased a 2005 Crossfire Convertible in Texas and drove it 1,500 miles back to Southern California.
Since I am a newbie owner, what recommendations do people have for installing a rear wind screen?
There is a plexiglass one listed on E-Bay for $85.00.
Is this a good buy?
And what other upgrades are recommended?
I have the inoperable heated seats, so I have reviewed the postings for the Dealer Repair Kit.
Steve K
Chino Hills, CA
2005 Crossfire Convertible Limited
Black with Cream Interior and 39,000 miles
Just purchased a 2005 Crossfire Convertible in Texas and drove it 1,500 miles back to Southern California.
Since I am a newbie owner, what recommendations do people have for installing a rear wind screen?
There is a plexiglass one listed on E-Bay for $85.00.
Is this a good buy?
And what other upgrades are recommended?
I have the inoperable heated seats, so I have reviewed the postings for the Dealer Repair Kit.
Steve K
Chino Hills, CA
2005 Crossfire Convertible Limited
Black with Cream Interior and 39,000 miles
I ordered from here based on reviews that I read. Due to get it on Monday
Chrysler Crossfire Windscreen Windblocker Wind Deflector
Chrysler Crossfire Windscreen Windblocker Wind Deflector
Adamesh | auto accessories | jaguar x type | jaguar accessories A very good product!! Put one on the wifes roadster, made a huge difference in the wind noise. We can actually talk with the top down without yelling.
I have the plexiglass windscreen. I only use when driving on the interstate . I don't notice a big difference with the windscreen driving 50 mph & lower. Besides with the top down I always wear a ballcap. just my .02
I've had the Chrysler product for years and it works okay, but don't expect miracles. It blocks the most air and noise when the windows are also up. With windows down, it's minimally effective. I'm sure other products are as good or better, and size and style (and lighting options) become considerations.
You may want to check out Wind Restricter. Where are you located in CA?
Wind Restrictor™ Galleries - Edge-Lit Art and King Penn Industries
Wind Restrictor™ Galleries - Edge-Lit Art and King Penn Industries
Originally Posted by DKAwildcat
I purchased the Adamesh, too. I liked the looks of it better than the others and it functions well.
I bought the windblox and don't really see a difference. However, I do like the look. I got the smoke in Lexan with the black straps. The claims they make about blocking wind at 30 mph and 65 mph don't hold true but as I said, I like the look so I am going to keep it.
Originally Posted by awilson40
I ordered from here based on reviews that I read. Due to get it on Monday
Chrysler Crossfire Windscreen Windblocker Wind Deflector
Chrysler Crossfire Windscreen Windblocker Wind Deflector
For the price, Its not a bad option.
I have the windrestrictor as well and installed it about 30 months ago. I like mine as it does light up and you can get the adapter to make it act like a third brake light.
Thanks for the fancy windscreen link.
I like it.
Where did you attach the power?
Was it behind the rear seat panel.
Regards,
Steve K
Chino Hills, CA
I like it.
Where did you attach the power?
Was it behind the rear seat panel.
Regards,
Steve K
Chino Hills, CA
Originally Posted by ZERACER
You may want to check out Wind Restricter. Where are you located in CA?
Wind Restrictor™ Galleries - Edge-Lit Art and King Penn Industries
Wind Restrictor™ Galleries - Edge-Lit Art and King Penn Industries
Don't forget that you can DIY a nifty wind screen for a just very few dollars. Do a 'search' and have a look!
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$14.00 Wind Blocker - 12-13-2008 , 04:54 PM
Spent about four hour's today fabricating a wind screen out of a sheet of Polycarbonate using basic hand tools most of us have laying around. If anyone is intrested I'd gladly pass along my template then he/she could pass it along to some one else?
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billangiep
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Spent about four hour's today fabricating a wind screen out of a sheet of Polycarbonate using basic hand tools most of us have laying around. If anyone is intrested I'd gladly pass along my template then he/she could pass it along to some one else?
Bill,





Originally Posted by Kane
Don't forget that you can DIY a nifty wind screen for a just very few dollars. Do a 'search' and have a look!
billangiep
Posts: 222
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Hudson, Fl.
Age: 52
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$14.00 Wind Blocker - 12-13-2008 , 04:54 PM
Spent about four hour's today fabricating a wind screen out of a sheet of Polycarbonate using basic hand tools most of us have laying around. If anyone is intrested I'd gladly pass along my template then he/she could pass it along to some one else?
Bill,






billangiep
Posts: 222
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Hudson, Fl.
Age: 52
User Gallery
Spent about four hour's today fabricating a wind screen out of a sheet of Polycarbonate using basic hand tools most of us have laying around. If anyone is intrested I'd gladly pass along my template then he/she could pass it along to some one else?
Bill,






Originally Posted by Ssticks
Thanks for the fancy windscreen link.
I like it.
Where did you attach the power?
Was it behind the rear seat panel.
Regards,
Steve K
Chino Hills, CA
I like it.
Where did you attach the power?
Was it behind the rear seat panel.
Regards,
Steve K
Chino Hills, CA
Hello Everybody !
Up, spring may come soon... maybe... in Long Island !
I'm interested in this windblocker, does anyone know / use it ???
Chrysler Crossfire | Zefferus Convertible Windscreens & Wind Deflectors
thank you !
Up, spring may come soon... maybe... in Long Island !

I'm interested in this windblocker, does anyone know / use it ???
Chrysler Crossfire | Zefferus Convertible Windscreens & Wind Deflectors
thank you !
Originally Posted by thynyc
Hello Everybody !
Up, spring may come soon... maybe... in Long Island !
I'm interested in this windblocker, does anyone know / use it ???
Chrysler Crossfire | Zefferus Convertible Windscreens & Wind Deflectors
thank you !
Up, spring may come soon... maybe... in Long Island !

I'm interested in this windblocker, does anyone know / use it ???
Chrysler Crossfire | Zefferus Convertible Windscreens & Wind Deflectors
thank you !
BTW, if you think spring is slow in coming on the island, try Vermont. We still have snow bank runoff which craps up the roads and keeps my xfire in the garage. LOL.
Originally Posted by TiredRetired
My Crossfire came with one of those (or similar). I still have it. I did not like it only because I need to have the seat all the way back when driving and the seat rubbed against the deflector making a creaking noise that drove me nuts. For anyone that does not have to have the seat all the way I would think it would be just fine. Decent price too. Good luck. 
BTW, if you think spring is slow in coming on the island, try Vermont. We still have snow bank runoff which craps up the roads and keeps my xfire in the garage. LOL.
BTW, if you think spring is slow in coming on the island, try Vermont. We still have snow bank runoff which craps up the roads and keeps my xfire in the garage. LOL.
brrrrr... no more snow, I can't handle it !!!


