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Gen 4 Wind deflectors
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I have had the heko ones. super slim, absolute fantastic, but the clips have failed miserably, so much so that winding down windows the heko wind deflectors also move down.OctaneJimny wrote: I have some team Heko ones that slot into the window slot. They are excellent. I had some I ordered from Italy when they first came out which were flimsy compared so I would recommend the Heko if wanted some similar to the ones you had on a gen3. I didn't fancy the ones that stick to the paintwork like the official Suzuki ones.
still love the ultra slim design of the heko ones. pity that after some 12 months they not kept in place anymore.
This was what it looked like on my gen4.
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Axholme - Ive not had an issue with then scuffing the windows but as the gap between the wind deflector and window is quite narrow its a pain to clean the top of the glass when washing the Jimmers without dropping the window down and running a cloth over top 2 inches. which is one benefit to having the Suzuki ones. one solution would be to have a Suzuki one on one side and a Heko(or equivalent) on the other side and see which you like best after 6 months
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