I bought a 2007 Honda Civic a few months back. I love it! Smoothest
car I've ever driven.
Need to know what others got for theirs in the way of:
1. Sunshade - The windshield is enormous. I have large ones now and they
are not big enough. I'd pay up to $50 for better ones.
2. Side Wind Deflectors - Because there is no rain channel on the doors the
rain or the collected water spots on the roof after the rain roll right
into the
car with the windows cracked. My concern is the automatic windows and
the fact that they have the auto-down feature. I'm afraid the "in
channel"
type of wind deflectors may trip this feature and not let the window
close.
Have you overcome this?
3. Seat Cover - Can't use the normal type because of the side impact air
bags.
I run outside at a park and hate to get into the car all sweaty and not
have
something on the seats.
Thank you for your advice on these.

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Dan Beaton - 03 Aug 2007 14:57 GMT
"Tim McBride A.K.A. \"Numan\"" (tbrdmann@sbcglobal.net) writes:
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> 3. Seat Cover - Can't use the normal type because of the side impact air
> bags.
> I run outside at a park and hate to get into the car all sweaty and not
> have
> something on the seats.
I have used a large towel to cover the driver's seat after a run. It's easy
to take in and wash.
Dan
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Tim McBride A.K.A. "Numan" - 03 Aug 2007 18:27 GMT
> "Tim McBride A.K.A. \"Numan\"" (tbrdmann@sbcglobal.net) writes:
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> to take in and wash.
> Dan
Dan, yea that is what I'm doing now. I was hoping for something a bit more
permanent
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Tim McBride A.K.A. "Numan".
MAT - 04 Aug 2007 15:55 GMT
> 1. Sunshade - The windshield is enormous. I have large ones now and they
> are not big enough. I'd pay up to $50 for better ones.
Get the custom shaped covercraft uvs100.
Kevin - 06 Aug 2007 15:36 GMT
On Thu, 2 Aug 2007 14:30:17 -0500, "Tim McBride A.K.A. \"Numan\""
<tbrdmann@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>3. Seat Cover - Can't use the normal type because of the side impact air
>bags.
> I run outside at a park and hate to get into the car all sweaty and not
>have
> something on the seats.
Try these: http://www.seatshield.com/.
It folds up very small and can be reused without having to wash them
every time. I've had one for about 5 years and it works very well. I
do wash it occasionally but it has never had an odor coming from it.
I think I saw another company with something similar but I've been
pretty happy with the one purchased through seatshield. They don't
really soak up the sweat but prevents it from soaking through.

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Tim McBride A.K.A. "Numan" - 06 Aug 2007 21:38 GMT
Try these: http://www.seatshield.com/.
It folds up very small and can be reused without having to wash them
every time. I've had one for about 5 years and it works very well. I
do wash it occasionally but it has never had an odor coming from it.
I think I saw another company with something similar but I've been
pretty happy with the one purchased through seatshield. They don't
really soak up the sweat but prevents it from soaking through.

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Do these seat covers affect how the air bag will work that is
in the seat?
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Tim McBride A.K.A. "Numan"
Kevin - 08 Aug 2007 21:31 GMT
On Mon, 6 Aug 2007 15:38:29 -0500, "Tim McBride A.K.A. \"Numan\""
<tbrdmann@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>Do these seat covers affect how the air bag will work that is
>in the seat?
I'm not aware of whether or not they will as none of my vehicle's have
airbags in the seat. I'm not sure where airbags would be in the seat
itself. The seatshields hang off of the top of the seat and don't
wrap around the back. It is sort of doubled over at the top so that
it can hang off the headrest. The rest of it hangs on the seat.

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