My first Hawk had them.
They're not very practical, and I'm not that tall.
My first Hawk had them.
They're not very practical, and I'm not that tall.
Part of the problem might be where they're nailed to? If it's the roll cage that runs between the A pillars on the screen then the visor is quite close to the driver's face? They'll need to be on the perimeter of the screen itself I think. So far I've just managed with a baseball cap.....
Guy
Last edited by Guy Mayers; 23-11-2015 at 08:58.
Yes, that's what I've used, tend to forget it though....Originally Posted by Guy Mayers
If visors were available I'd try them.
Driving into the low sun can be a nightmare.
Struan
Last edited by StruanR; 23-11-2015 at 09:28.
In the case of the dark blue Hawk, you're right Guy.
The visors were mounted to a panel flush with the bottom of the roll cage tube. So lower than the roof itself. The distance would make a significant difference?
See photo of actual car:
Ok so please what is the width and depth of the correctly minimised 850 spider sunvisor?? Am thinking of modifying some Fulvia coupe ones....
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