Why are there holes in the sun visors? Every time i put the sun visor down the sun still shines through the little holes? WTF???

 

With the blast shield down I can't see a thing...

 

there's holes so that you can still somewhat see when the visor is down. For us tall people, sun visors are typically worthless because if they're down I can't see past the hood of my car.

Wear sunglasses, problem solved.

 

I figured it was for people seeing around when it is down...

Or so women can put make-up on that much safer!

*runs*

 

So you can tell when the light turns green - especially if you're over 6 foot tall.

 

don't worry, it will break soon and then you won't have that problem.

 

^ So true. At first, I thought thread was about crappy build, but it was about the holes, which has been discussed before.

 

They aren't holes so much as cylinders, tilt the visor slightly and not a photon gets through.

 

Haha so true

Also true.

Just wear sunglasses...

 

Mine must not be normal, 5/2003 build date and they have not broken yet.

 

My passenger's was broken when I bought it. If you don't yank it open then it doesn't break.

 

Mine hasn't either. It does fit pretty snug, so I'm sure you could break it if you yanked on hard enough.

 

Mine hasn't broken either so that

I personally like the holes.

 

Nice. Verrry nice.

 

You going to the meet tonight Bullitt?

 

Fortunately Mazda provides a sunglass holder that doesn't fit all sunglasses.

 

Aw, krap, I forgot about it. I've been busy.

 

So annoying. I can fit my flak jackets but not my gascans I just keep the cans in the rear cupholder compratment.

 

Sunglasses man.

 

Sure, some light comes through the holes, but it's not enough to be a problem. I've owned my 8 for over 5 years and I've never had a problem with significant light through those little, tiny holes.


-1.3L

 

Gee... no one has every told the truth about sun visors.

The wholes are there so we can get an even tan.

 

The holes are my favorite part of the sun visors. Indispensible waiting at a light where you're looking into the sun. This shading technique is similar to the sun goggles that the Inuit use, where they block all but a slit.

Ken

 

You guys are all wrong!

Mazda did it to save weight!

Duh!

 

^ better airflow!

its annoying sometimes tho for me but whatever.

 

What I did was got some of my left over carbon fiber, from my custom computer tower I was building, and cutted/molded the pieces to fit over those little holes. I could get pictures if anybody wants to see em.