wind deflectors for a chimaera
Discussion
Hi Ozmira,
It is my Tuscan that has a Classic Additions deflector fitted.
Its a bit of a long story but the short version is that CA produced a prototype but TVR closed down on the day that they due to drive up to Blackpool for the test fit.
Before I got hold of mine, I called CA and spoke with Adrian (actually I think it was done by e-mail ???) but they were not interested for such a small market as Tuscan convertibles.
They may have a different opinion of the Chimaera and Griff market.
Not sure how you would fit it though.
Incidently, it was a perfect fit and good quality.
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
It is my Tuscan that has a Classic Additions deflector fitted.
Its a bit of a long story but the short version is that CA produced a prototype but TVR closed down on the day that they due to drive up to Blackpool for the test fit.
Before I got hold of mine, I called CA and spoke with Adrian (actually I think it was done by e-mail ???) but they were not interested for such a small market as Tuscan convertibles.
They may have a different opinion of the Chimaera and Griff market.
Not sure how you would fit it though.
Incidently, it was a perfect fit and good quality.
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
To be perfectly honest, I think that it makes the back of my Tuscan look a bit too 'busy' and makes it a little difficult to reach the rear roof struts.
It does help a little but doesn't cut out all of the backdraft.
Yes its a very fine mesh. The frame makes it very stable and in my case was designed to be secures with only the two seatbelt bolts, which, on a Tuscan convertible, are in the center rather than on the body side !!! (TVR design at its best).
I was originally considering trying to get something from a scrap yard off a Porsche, Merc, MX5 or something.
My Chimaera has nowhere to fit one other than the suggested head rest mounts but I'm not sure how stable this would be.
It does help a little but doesn't cut out all of the backdraft.
Yes its a very fine mesh. The frame makes it very stable and in my case was designed to be secures with only the two seatbelt bolts, which, on a Tuscan convertible, are in the center rather than on the body side !!! (TVR design at its best).
I was originally considering trying to get something from a scrap yard off a Porsche, Merc, MX5 or something.
My Chimaera has nowhere to fit one other than the suggested head rest mounts but I'm not sure how stable this would be.
3 years ago I bought a wind deflector by "Windblox.com" in the US. I am very pleased with both the service from the company and the deflector. By "racegraphics.net" I bought a TVR decal for the deflector to make it look "original".
Check the pages to see models and prices. You will need a Ford Mustang deflector for the Chimaera, as the head rests are simular.
Good Luck
Check the pages to see models and prices. You will need a Ford Mustang deflector for the Chimaera, as the head rests are simular.
Good Luck
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