Wind deflectors for 35 Flame
05-03-2005 | 11:17 PM
#51
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Re: Wind deflectors for 35 Flame
I installed the kal wind deflector at the end of last season and loved the results. on my 28 we can now talk to each other @ 60 mph 
. Had to laugh my 
off when I got the bill. I just told them to send me a set and figured 2-3 hunski at best. All I could do was laugh. and pay.. but the do work!
. Had to laugh my off when I got the bill. I just told them to send me a set and figured 2-3 hunski at best. All I could do was laugh. and pay.. but the do work!
05-04-2005 | 07:24 AM
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Re: Wind deflectors for 35 Flame
Originally Posted by Steve Zuckerman
Lotti:
I'm out of town (Louisville, Derby week
) on business 
................
I'll post a pic when I get back to Nashvegas.
Steve
I'm out of town (Louisville, Derby week
) on business ................I'll post a pic when I get back to Nashvegas.
Steve
05-10-2005 | 02:59 PM
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Re: Wind deflectors for 35 Flame
Ok,
Here are pics of the deflectors installed on my Heat, up and down. You'll notice the starboard deflector does clear my compass, but blocks the view when down.
Regards,
Steve
Here are pics of the deflectors installed on my Heat, up and down. You'll notice the starboard deflector does clear my compass, but blocks the view when down.
Regards,
Steve
05-10-2005 | 04:10 PM
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Re: Wind deflectors for 35 Flame
Dave,
They are pretty close, and you know how smoke is, the light going through it changes the contrast. I'm OK as is. One little ***** I have is the port deflector wants to fall back to vertical when it's folded down. The starboard unit stays put. I've tightend the thumbscrews until my fingers hurt, no difference. Oh well, just another little quirk to work out.
Regards,
Steve
They are pretty close, and you know how smoke is, the light going through it changes the contrast. I'm OK as is. One little ***** I have is the port deflector wants to fall back to vertical when it's folded down. The starboard unit stays put. I've tightend the thumbscrews until my fingers hurt, no difference. Oh well, just another little quirk to work out.
Regards,
Steve
Last edited by Steve Zuckerman; 05-10-2005 at 10:22 PM.
05-11-2005 | 03:30 PM
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Re: Wind deflectors for 35 Flame
could have used a set last sunday ..lost a 300 dollar pair of perscription glasses. turn around to check the spray off the prop...they didnt even hit the sun pad. 
05-11-2005 | 03:44 PM
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Re: Wind deflectors for 35 Flame
Originally Posted by IndianaHeat
could have used a set last sunday ..lost a 300 dollar pair of perscription glasses. turn around to check the spray off the prop...they didnt even hit the sun pad.
That suck dude......call me if you want a set.631-724-8707
We are also the distributer for all the billet vents and replacement parts / conversion in the photos posted above.
We also have some trick NORDIC gear....the new wind shirts (Golf Quality) are awesome....big embroidered NORDIC logo on back.......We currently have tan/blue and black with beige shirts in stock if anyone wants them.
05-11-2005 | 08:23 PM
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Re: Wind deflectors for 35 Flame
thanks for the pics steve I sure hope they work good for $500 bucks my wife says she doesn't care what they cost I have a hard time sending that kind of money for a couple brackets and some lexon. mike
05-12-2005 | 07:59 AM
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Re: Wind deflectors for 35 Flame
Under $200, less clunky, block more wind, completely remove, doesn't tear hole in cockpit cover when traveling, etc... I now have had both. It would be an easy decision if I were to do it again
