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I used to laugh when the sun was in my eyes and I would attempt to shade some of the sun with my visor and it didnt cover anything really....but not anymore! I came up with the idea for spacers so that the sun visor could just sit a little bit lower, say like an 1". I designed these parts using Autodesk Inventor which is a 3D-modeling program and then printed them on a 3D printer at work. I just test fit them and they really do the trick! Would anyone on here have an intrest in something like that?
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Maybe! I made an extension for my visor that attaches with Velcro. Got pics of yours? -
mebby... but hmmm a 3D printer? wonder what other evil could be concocted. hehehe
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Are you sure it's not a 3DD printeComment
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Ive also designed and printed a cup holder cover that has my personalized chevy logo and initials on it. Im an engineering teacher at the high school level so I have lots of resources at my disposal.
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Yes, I'm intertested. Picture? Can you make these?L99 to LS3 Conversion, Speed Inc Comp Cam, SLP LT Headers, Corsa Exhaust, Roto Fab CAI, FAST 102 Manifold, Nick Williams 102 TB, FAST Fuel Rails, Yank 3400, 3.91 Gear and TrueTrac, BMR Suspension, Foose Wheels, Heritage Grill
Paint by Countryside Customs
Built and Tuned By Speed Inc.Comment
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winshield tint is the way to goComment
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Since the windshield is only like 4" tall, the visors can't be too large!
I second the tint.Comment
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I thought I measured it at 4.36"...meh hahahahOriginally posted by SuperH View PostSince the windshield is only like 4" tall, the visors can't be too large!
I second the tint.Comment
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I did, so I went with windshield tintComment
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