Help with buying visors, difference between inchannel or other options.

background" It's been raining a lot in idaho, when I go up to UW-seattle this fall... it's gonna be the city of rain.

I'm trying to get a window visor so I leave my window down a bit, anyone have any experience with in channel? I see one on ebay for .
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Wind...Q5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories#ht_5940wt_1197
29$?

I was plannin on gettin the double cab version, since it's the same price :\.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Wind...Q5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories#ht_6067wt_1197

What others you guys suggest?

Thanks, I have no previous experience with visors

 

I think I have those exact visors. They work great!!! Go for it!

 

I have a set of in-channels, AVS I think, and I love them. Whoever you buy from definitely go with the in-channels, they just look much cleaner than the stick on variety and they don't look cheap like stick ons do.

 

X2. In-channel is the way to go!

 

Thanks, last question before I shoot. There's no difference between the access cab door and double cab front door right?!?

 

Ummm, I don't think so. You should be good to go!

 

I would make sure of that. I ordered access cab ones cause they were cheap, and found out that they don't fit my regular cab. Fortunately my neighbor who is always helping me out has one, so I gave them to him. Just be sure before your purchase is all.

 

[QUOTE="OldManTan";758892]I would make sure of that. I ordered access cab ones cause they were cheap, and found out that they don't fit my regular cab. Fortunately my neighbor who is always helping me out has one, so I gave them to him. Just be sure before your purchase is all.[/QUOTE]

Regular cab are completely different from access cab/double cab.

When I was buying speakers from crutch field, double/access cab instructions are essentially the same, except for the back door.

I think I should be fine, if not... well should had listen to OldManTan