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Anyone with tinted windows use the EGR window vents? Heard they can cause issues with pushing in the window trim and scratching the tint.
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I'm a big fan of in the in the channel window vents, but if they're done right with the right amount of trimming the stick on exterior ones really look sharp.Anyone with tinted windows use the EGR window vents? Heard they can cause issues with pushing in the window trim and scratching the tint.
Twins!I'm a big fan of in the in the channel window vents, but if they're done right with the right amount of trimming the stick on exterior ones really look sharp.
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These are Ford OEM trimmed to fit perfectly.
Not my Maverick.Twins!
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Nice. Mine are Well Visors brand. I really like them because the fit like they were original and they don’t cover the mirror at all.Not my Maverick.
I have in the channel EGR's. The picture I posted is a random members picture I thought look nice because the rear one was trimmed so it didn't overshoot the rear window
All mavericksAnyone with tinted windows use the EGR window vents? Heard they can cause issues with pushing in the window trim and scratching the tint.
all mavericks have rear window tinting. The tinting is on the inside. In-channel rain guards will not affect them. I have the EGR rain guards and they work perfectly. IMO they look a lot better than the stick on ones.Anyone with tinted windows use the EGR window vents? Heard they can cause issues with pushing in the window trim and scratching the tint.
Do the WeatherTech ones have those awful metal clips like they do on the f150 or are they adhesive?Just go with Weathertech front and rear....in channel. No runs, drips, or scratches.