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Interesting concept...better price that other forms of wind blocking.

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I may order one when I get extra funds. It goes almost down to the floor and you can actually have rear passenger without removing it.
 

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I may order one when I get extra funds. It goes almost down to the floor and you can actually have rear passenger without removing it.
I'm actually not sure how easy it would be to get a passenger into the back seat without taking it off. It looks like it straps to the headrest posts so how would you lean the seat up? And even if getting some one back there is doable it would be nearly impossible to hold a conversation with them. Also, if you had to take it out how/where would you store it? It looks awfully big and rigid for the trunk.
I've got one of the Audi A4 screens and, once installed, it goes in and out super fast and easy, stores in a nice bag and dosen't take up the whole trunk. The horizontal surface of the Audi screen also lets you reach into the back while keeping things back there from blowing out. It's also real nice to be able to easily drop or raise the screen as conditions suit. Another plus is that it cost me about 25% less than the basic version of this.
 
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Good eye! You are right about what if I have to take It off. Normally, it is just my wife and I. This my weekend car but now became my daily. I don’t like drilling into my car but I do like the cost of the Audi wing stopper.
 

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I can't say there wasn't some trepidation about drilling holes but in the end I'm not sorry I did.
I don't believe that you would give them a second thought if you didn't know the car didn't come that way.
I used lots of blue tape mocking up and positioning the drill points then double checked behind the panels before drilling. I also went with oversized holes and rubber grommets for a nicely finished look. I also picked up some plastic plug caps that you'd have to be highly critical of to tell they didn't belong to hide a trim screw or something.
In the end, I decided that holes in a trim panel was how Audi designed it so it couldn't be that bad - as long as I didn't f u the drilling.
If you haven't yet, read the thread on the install. Several of us have posted pictures and minor variations of the install. It's not hard.
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