Wind deflectors... which ones?

[Colinlp]

So how do the Dubflectors compare with Heko and Climair?

 

[T6 Dave]

So how do the Dubflectors compare with Heko and Climair?

not sure, think they are deeper, but the climair have a screw on brkt at the base near the mirror, something I didnt want, had Climair on other vehicles.. all good..

Heko, cheapest of lot, but have a set of clips to stop windows binding on them.. works well..

Dubflectors, not tried..

 

[Pauly]

Is it wrong that i dont even know what mine are, i know i got them at busfest last year and there were two options of which one was called classic or retro ??
Im guessing dubflectas ??

 

[T6 Dave]

Is it wrong that i dont even know what mine are, i know i got them at busfest last year and there were two options of which one was called classic or retro ??

Dubflector mate

 

[T6Paul]

I've got the Heko ones, but those Climair ones look good chriscroft

 

[chriscroft]

I've got the Heko ones, but those Climair ones look good chriscroft

I looked at every angel at all of them, I really don't give a monkeys about the cost (they are all very affordable imo)
I do need mine to work and vent well, so I need to have enough of a gap between the glass and deflector to get proper air flow - I don't think they all manage that
I wanted positive fixing, so there is no chance of them moving or fixings coming out.
I have acoustic glass (option ) on mine, so the glass is slightly thicker, I wanted to be sure they would work.
Clim-air offer a darker (Sport) option comparer to the smoke look. The Darker ones suite my vehicle
I was happy with the single screw which screws through the black plastic trim around the wing mirror
I generally go with a brand (if it makes sense), where I think they have spent loads on R&D, and really care about their Brand name, and are dominant in their market place. Clim-air are a very strong European Brand, and the deflectors are made in Germany

Sounds a bit anal, but generally I have found extensive evaluation generally works out for me when I make a choice (not always) But boy did I make some mistakes with my T5 (another story)
Having said all that, others seem happy with their choices, you pays your money and takes you chance

 

[Walski]

Dubflector on mine fitted by my conversion guy. He generally has tried different versions of all parts of his conversions and then settles on what he thinks are best..... if he fits it, its good enough for me!!

 

[KEV A]

Hi
I'm thinking of fitting wind deflectors to front windows ..has anyone got advice and recommendations on which is best on market

thanks

 

[Peter]

I have the Dubflecta slim ones on mine,easy to fit and been on for 16 months with no problems.

 

[KEV A]

cheers peter

 

[DaveBos]

Dubflecta retro, big and chunky, easy to fit, stops the rain coming big with the window open and look kinda cool man.

 

[Alan Croft]

Went with the factory ones. They are stuck on but don't look too bad

 

[DaveyB]

Climair on mine (available from vanstyle). The other popular brand is Heko.

 

[KEV A]

thanks guys ..I've bit the bullet and gone for dubflecta retro

 

[DaveBos]

Good choice

 

[Tomahawk chop]

Dubflectas for me lov d the way they clipped in . Rock solid

 

[Buggirl]

Mine are from Machine 7 and are flatter to the Windows and more streamlined then other makes. Love them!

 

[Buggirl]

 

[KEV A]

they look good

 

[Loz]

... and the spokeies haven't gone unnoticed