INSTALLATION
There are many methods that can be used to install your visor storage (VizorStor) system. I have found the following method to be the easiest for me. Usually the only tool you will need is a T20 Torx drive or phillips screwdriver. I have also found that a couple pieces of doubled sided tape can make the job easier. The tool required depends on what screws were used by the factory to mount the vehicle’s visor.  For a PDF of this installation page for printing, just click here.

1. Remove the vehicle’s existing visor and mounts. Pay attention to the original positioning of the mounts. Some factory mounts, such as triangular shaped pivot mounts, can be installed in a various positions, but will cause the visor to work improperly and interfere with the VizorStor system if installed incorrectly.

2. Place a piece of double sided tape on the back of the VizorStor mounting plates and then adhere them on to the headliner over the appropriate mount cutout. The purpose of the tape is to temporarily hold the mount plate while you reinstall the visor.

3. Place the vehicle’s mounts on top of the VizorStor plates and tighten the screws to a point where the mounts are secure but still loose enough to adjust the VizorStor plates positions. If additional equipment such as radar antennas or video cameras also use the OEM mount points, you may need longer screws.

4. Install a torsion spring onto one leg of the VizorStor frame’s pivot arm and insert that arm into the pivot point of the mounting plate.

   1. NOTE: The torsion springs are wound in opposite directions and the legs of each spring are different lengths. When installed correctly, the longer legs will be next to the clamping frame and pointed toward the top of the frame.
       

5. While holding the clamping frame and spring in place, insert the remaining spring on the opposite pivot arm and gently flex the frame in the middle so the arm can be inserted into the opposite pivot point.

6. Center the mounting plates under the vehicle’s mounts and assure all spring ends are resting on the spring pads. If everything is correct, tighten the mount screws.

7. If your VizorStor frame does not fit the headliner evenly, it can be shaped to fit the contours of your vehicle. The Dodge Charger is a prime example.