0corvettemods1

A simple and inexpensive wind deflector is now available for your C6 convertible or coupe. This clever design raises the air flow over your head approximately 6" higher than it normally is, which is just enough to completely clear the 'halo' on your Corvette coupe and decrease the turbulence at highway speeds.

With the window up, the reduction in turbulence is even more noticeable. Now you can have a casual conversation or reduce the volume of your radio without interruption. This is crafted out of ABS plastic and can be installed in seconds. Simply insert the wind deflector between the windshield frame and the trim panel. Two small fasteners secure it to the window frame using your Corvette's existing holes. When you reach your destination it can be quickly removed for storage.


On Sale:
$89.99


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http://www.corvettemods.com/C6-Corve...e_p_10020.html

Deftly

Confirm this attaches using the existing holes the convertible top drops into. The reason I ask is it appears most of the description centers around the coupe.

0corvettemods1

yes, works on both.

bdanyluk

Anybody use this? Does it prevent headaches from the wind buffeting on the back of your head?

tennblkc6

i use one and it "helps". do a search there are other reviews posted. i believe they are posted in the classified ad section.

Stan0324

Will this keep my hat on my head ?

0corvettemods1

Depends on how tall you are

ProfessorDeath

This clever response warrants further investigation of the product.

Sugar Loaf Bob

I am 6'3", I purchased one a couple months ago hoping it would cut down the wind flow, I never wear a hat and my hair is all over the place (convertible Hair), the wind deflector slips right in behind the rubber seal, no forcing. I was presently surprised at how well it works, it keeps the air flow well above my hair, I recommend this for any convertible.

EvanZR1

I've had a chance to use mine some the last week, and it's pretty nice. Definitely cuts down on the buffeting at highway speeds with the targa top off. Before even with the windows up and top off, the buffeting in the car above about 60 was pretty bad, with the deflector in it's much better. The only thing I don't like is the securing bolt setup, it's definitely not bad, but it would be nicer if there was some kind of "clip on" attachment versus loose nuts/bolts that go through the holes to secure it.

0corvettemods1

Glad you like it! Security of the part is key hence the thumb screws, we'd hate for it to come off at a "spirited" speed!

EvanZR1

Definitely understand that, it's survived up to 100 so far.
I was trying to think of some way to have something that was attached to the deflector that would secure it, maybe some kind of flexible "C" clip that would fit in the hole from top and bottom. Or possibly a pin that's attached to the deflector by a flexible strap, then you'd pass the pin through the hole and have a clip/nut/something that it would attach to on the deflector to secure it.

JKbride

How hard is this to store in the convertible trunk when not in use?

Tnxs,
John

0corvettemods1

They are flexible so very easily

billyboy47

depends on how much hair you have.

JKbride

Ordered

JKbride

Wanted to let those who are interested that this product works great.

Easy to install, and when not in use fits in the trunk of my convertible with ease.

I have noticed a considerable difference and reduction in the amount of turbulence.

Highly recommend A+++

Jays08Vert

I'm hoping to be a new vert owner in the next couple of weeks. Is this product meant to be used with or instead of the windscreen that attaches behind the seats and looks like it's made of plexiglass? Thank you.

JKbride

I have both, it in truth I would purchase this one first and see if it reduces the amount of turbulence you desire.

Jays08Vert

Thank you, appreciate that.