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Originally Posted by vroten
I did the ebay Wade "thing" on my previous truck. (04 Chevy Silverado) I had in-channel vent visors that were ok, but the Wade bugshield I had didn't fit properly when new. Two areas rubbed. Instead of messing with shipping and an ebayer 1/2 way across the country I broke out the dremel tool and took off the part that was rubbing and buffed it with a dremel buffing tool. It looked and worked fine, but it always bothered me that I had to mess with something new to make it fit.. Personal opinion....Wade's bugshields, ventvisors, etc are substandard quality. I'd go with the Toyota OEM or AVS if I were doing it again. I haven't personally seen any AVS products for the new Tundra yet. Guess it's a matter of waiting for them to hit the market. |
I installed the Wade in-channel visors and they fit like a glove. Not a bad product for the price
Looks good too
I had a Vent Visor brand bug sheild on my 2000 Tundra and didn't like it. When I first installed it it had perfect spacing, but after about a year, it seemed to warp and twist till the passanger side was touching the hood, while the drivers side still was about a 1/2 off the hood. It looked weird, so I removed it.