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Forum: Technical Q & A

10-19-2007, 06:08 PM

Replies: 36

VISOR DROOP FIX for under two bucks

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Posted By David Cohen

Well, it worked for a year.

Sadly, this fix eventually stopped working--the visors became loose and droopy after a year--so I'm going to have to get replacement visors.

Instead of the instructions above, I would recommend...

Forum: Technical Q & A

09-18-2006, 12:30 AM

Replies: 36

VISOR DROOP FIX for under two bucks

Views: 7,350

Posted By David Cohen

No More Droop -- Nice Tight Visors

After some trial and error I have gotten LokiDad's visor fix (http://www.subaru-svx.net/photos/files/How-To/19267.pdf) to work perfectly! Here are a few additions and modifications to the...

Forum: Technical Q & A

09-14-2006, 10:07 AM

Replies: 36

VISOR DROOP FIX for under two bucks

Views: 7,350

Posted By David Cohen

When in doubt, go to the source!

I called the Hillman Group, Inc. to find the correct part. It turns out that #235 is their order number for an assortment of different size brass wood inserts. The two largest ones they have in the...

Forum: Technical Q & A

09-13-2006, 10:51 PM

Replies: 36

VISOR DROOP FIX for under two bucks

Views: 7,350

Posted By David Cohen

The pen is mightier than the visor?

No time like the present! If I can't obtain the right part to make LokiDad's fix work, I'm looking for other options. Thanks.

Forum: Technical Q & A

09-13-2006, 10:45 PM

Replies: 36

VISOR DROOP FIX for under two bucks

Views: 7,350

Posted By David Cohen

Seeking Hillman inserts

LokiDad, I'd like to share some of your luck. I found Hillman inserts (brass wood inserts) at Lowe's; one was large enough. It was threaded for a 3/8" bolt and cost $1.50. Unfortunately, when I...

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