6G Cab Visor?

The cover wasn't showing right on my app.

RkyMtnBum

So am I the only one out there that thinks a retro Lund cab visor like the one pictured above would be absolutely amazing on the 6G? With sleek LEDs in the 5 light configuration? Just saying..... haha

I did a google and first up was this thread from the other site:
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/windshield-exterior-sunvisor-moonvisor.5529/

Oracle lighting has this, which sort of works:
Anybody handy with Photoshop that could help us visualize?

BostonBadlands

I did a google and first up was this thread from the other site:
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/windshield-exterior-sunvisor-moonvisor.5529/

Oracle lighting has this, which sort of works:
Anybody handy with Photoshop that could help us visualize?

That's kind of what I'm talking about. Basically an almost exact replica of the OG visor, with an electronic upgrade. ( a little less light-bar ish haha)

I second the handy photoshop request.

RkyMtnBum

That's kind of what I'm talking about. Basically an almost exact replica of the OG visor, with an electronic upgrade. ( a little less light-bar ish haha)

I second the handy photoshop request.

I had one of those visors on an 88' F-150. I loved it and it was very functional.
A word of caution regarding the one from Oracle. One of my friends has one on his 6G and it makes awful wind noise. The original Lund was designed to let the air flow through, the Oracle is not. My friend has been attempting to modify the Oracle and eliminate the issues but it has proved to be difficult. His feeling is that the only way to "fix" the Oracle housing is to seal it completely with silicone or something similar but it seems to be an uphill battle (or into the wind battle?).

Umichigan

I had one of those visors on an 88' F-150. I loved it and it was very functional.
A word of caution regarding the one from Oracle. One of my friends has one on his 6G and it makes awful wind noise. The original Lund was designed to let the air flow through, the Oracle is not. My friend has been attempting to modify the Oracle and eliminate the issues but it has proved to be difficult. His feeling is that the only way to "fix" the Oracle housing is to seal it completely with silicone or something similar but it seems to be an uphill battle (or into the wind battle?).

Yea, adding wind noise is definitely no bueno.