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Wide Angle Rear View Mirror
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Ok, so this is the third time this summer my rear view has fallen off. And I was wondering if anyone has an experience with these wide angle mirrors. I remember a couple of guys my dad knew back in the 80's had them.
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Get blinded easily with them. And they bolt to the roof so no more sun visors. Every Honda kid has them here in my area I swear haha
What have you tried to glue your mirror on with? Posted via Mobile Device |
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I had one in the 80s...they pretty much eliminated side mirrors as well. You can see everything behind you.....
But that was in the 80s Posted via Mobile Device |
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I got a clip on wider mirror from JC Whitney about 10 years ago. I did not like the stock mirror narrow field of view for such a large vehicle as a square. It works well but you can't flip the sun visors down without moving the mirror.
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Insidious
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My truck has one of those shelf-it things. So what I was thinking is that if I could mount a mirror to to bottom or back side of that shelf. And it shouldn't bother the sun visors or have to make any new holes in the truck its self. |
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my friend had one but it hit him in the face during a Rick sent him to the hospital
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On my truck, I used a large sheet metal screw to attach the stock mirror to headliner trim/edge of windshield opening. You can also buy an old style rear view mirror which is designed to mount to the headliner trim area.
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Honestly that Mirror stuff has never worked for metro keep them glued. Then I tried model CA-aka superglue and a couple of times it didn't work but now it's been going for a year with no incident.
Just clean the area really really good Posted via Mobile Device |
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Mirror glue from a parts store never works. Go to a glass shop, pay the five bucks to have them use the right type of glue, and be done with it.
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