sun visors needed?
09-17-2003, 03:11 PM
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Car: 1989 Firebird
Engine: LB8 (2.8L V6)
Transmission: MD8 (Auto)
The sunvisors certainly do assist. If you have the original stock headliner and if the clips are good on it (the ones above the rear view mirror), it will stay up. It might sag in certain areas. You could always use the visor mounts (the black triangle pieces) without the visors on them if you wanted to.
If you have the ABS headliner, I'd say go for the visors because there are no clips on that and it's basically held up by the visors in the front.
If you have the ABS headliner, I'd say go for the visors because there are no clips on that and it's basically held up by the visors in the front.
09-17-2003, 06:33 PM
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Originally posted by kerryismygirl89
The sunvisors certainly do assist. If you have the original stock headliner and if the clips are good on it (the ones above the rear view mirror), it will stay up. It might sag in certain areas. You could always use the visor mounts (the black triangle pieces) without the visors on them if you wanted to.
The sunvisors certainly do assist. If you have the original stock headliner and if the clips are good on it (the ones above the rear view mirror), it will stay up. It might sag in certain areas. You could always use the visor mounts (the black triangle pieces) without the visors on them if you wanted to.
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