[Bruiser0311]

Does anyone know if wind deflectors restrict passengers from sitting in the back seats? I want to get one for my kids (complaining about the wind) so they can enjoy the convertible a bit more!

[Mark114]

All of the 6th Gen Camaro convertible wind deflectors that I have seen cover the back seat area as shown below. The convertible top on the 5th Gen Camaro attaches to the car differently so they have more options.

[Bruiser0311]

Originally Posted by Mark114

All of the 6th Gen Camaro convertible wind deflectors that I have seen cover the back seat area as shown below. The convertible top on the 5th Gen Camaro attaches to the car differently so they have more options.

Ok thank you...I was optimistically hoping that there was an option that didn’t restrict the rear seats!

[ember1205]

Originally Posted by Bruiser0311

Ok thank you...I was optimistically hoping that there was an option that didn’t restrict the rear seats!

Nope. They work very well, but the only thing going in the back seat with it installed is going to be "stuff" (no people).

[Tara Martin]

Old thread, new question: I'm thinking about buying the GM Chevrolet parts wind deflector for my 24 ZL1 vert. Those of you who have one...is it worth it? I've got some of those Chevrolet points, so I can reduce the price a bit.

Thanks for any thought on the deflector.

Tara

[Mark114]

Originally Posted by Tara Martin

Old thread, new question: I'm thinking about buying the GM Chevrolet parts wind deflector for my 24 ZL1 vert. Those of you who have one...is it worth it? I've got some of those Chevrolet points, so I can reduce the price a bit.

Thanks for any thought on the deflector.

Tara

It isn’t a dramatic improvement, but it helps. I don’t regret buying it. The GM parts web sites may have it cheaper than the price from Chevrolet with your points.

[ember1205]

Originally Posted by Tara Martin

Old thread, new question: I'm thinking about buying the GM Chevrolet parts wind deflector for my 24 ZL1 vert. Those of you who have one...is it worth it? I've got some of those Chevrolet points, so I can reduce the price a bit.

Thanks for any thought on the deflector.

Tara

I'm very appreciative to have it as it makes a difference between being able to actually HAVE a conversation with a passenger and NOT on the highway. And for driving longer distances, it allows you to feel less "beaten up" by the wind.

For reference, I drive with top down and windows up because this seems to offer the most reduction overall in wind while ALSO preventing the wind from causing buffeting of the seatbelt above my shoulder as well.

[Grtpkn]

The Camaro store has one that says you put it in place and you don't have to remove it and it doesn't restrict access to the back seat. I was looking at it and it looks like it will restrict but it says it does not. It's lexan and one that you can get with light up display and all that.

[MANNAXMAN]

Originally Posted by Mark114

It isn’t a dramatic improvement, but it helps. I don’t regret buying it. The GM parts web sites may have it cheaper than the price from Chevrolet with your points.

I disagree that it's not a dramatic improvement. There is a slight but noticeable decrease in wind/wind noise with the windscreen up-windows down and a significant decrease in wind/wind noise with windscreen up-windows up.

In cooler temps (I've had my top down when it's 40ºF), windscreen up-windows up make the heater and seat warmers more effective. With windscreen down-windows down, the cold wind negates both. At freeway speeds, I don't feel the seat warmer at all if I'm wearing a jacket and barely feel the heater when the temp and fan are cranked.

@Tara Martin, check out this thread for some reviews.

[The Chief (tm)]

Highly recommended.

Had driven a rented 2SS approx. 250 miles without one, and now have driven with one installed (in my own car), now for the past 15K miles. I almost never take it out, but when I do, I can tell that it's missing from the moment the speed gets past 35 or so.

Had an excellent buying experience here:

https://www.shopchevyparts.com/exter...-92288309.html

[Rckinkaid]

I found this on the camaro store. I haven't purchased one yet, but from the looks of it; it looks like it frees up the back seats.

https://camarostoreonline.com/collec...strictor%C2%AE

[Tara Martin]

Originally Posted by Mark114

It isn’t a dramatic improvement, but it helps. I don’t regret buying it. The GM parts web sites may have it cheaper than the price from Chevrolet with your points.

Thanks! I have almost $300 in points, so it'll dent the final price quite a bit!

Tara

[Tara Martin]

Originally Posted by ember1205

I'm very appreciative to have it as it makes a difference between being able to actually HAVE a conversation with a passenger and NOT on the highway. And for driving longer distances, it allows you to feel less "beaten up" by the wind.

For reference, I drive with top down and windows up because this seems to offer the most reduction overall in wind while ALSO preventing the wind from causing buffeting of the seatbelt above my shoulder as well.

Thanks for your response!

Tara

[Tara Martin]

Originally Posted by Grtpkn

The Camaro store has one that says you put it in place and you don't have to remove it and it doesn't restrict access to the back seat. I was looking at it and it looks like it will restrict but it says it does not. It's lexan and one that you can get with light up display and all that.

I've seen that one advertised. I'm not sure if I want to deal with powering that light up display. I'm happy with the basic Chevy parts unit, I think.

Tara