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Subject: Re: [LML] L-IVP Sun Visors
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Mike:

I installed a set of Rosin sun visors in my IVP using the supplied 
template for mounting.  The mounting posts were epoxied into the cabin 
top before the upholstery was  added.  I supposed they could be 
retrofitted after upholstery with a little skill and cunning????

I had to trim quite a bit from the pilots visor so that it would fit 
into the space between the door and the overhead console.  I could send 
a picture if it would be helpful.  Maybe all the trimming might not have 
been necessary if I had installed the visors after the upholstery.  Hard 
to say!!!

Anyway, the important thing to watch is the location of the Red setscrew 
in the visor.  Make sure that it misses your head at the full extension 
of your shoulder harness.  When I had my ground accident in Las Vegas a 
few years back, that little red adjusting screw put a 6 stitch gash in 
my head. 

Good luck  Bill Hogarty