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BLE 'BURBAN · 11-15-2009, 03:26 AM

If you were to move the factory power mirrors forward so they lined up with the front frame for the window then they would look good with the one piece window kits. I was thinking about doing this myself but had had to drop off the list for the window kits as I couldn't see paying an additional $350.00 for freight to get them up here to Alaska.

I took one of my spare O.E.M. power mirrors and held it up in place while I opened the door to check for clearance issues with the front fender with the door open and found it would've worked just fine. But like I said, to end up dishing out close to a grand for a window kit that so far a lot of people have had installation issues with? I don't think so.

11-15-2009, 03:26 AM	#21
BLE 'BURBAN In the Forgotten far North. Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Anchorage, Alaska Posts: 2,627	Re: Looky what I found... If you were to move the factory power mirrors forward so they lined up with the front frame for the window then they would look good with the one piece window kits. I was thinking about doing this myself but had had to drop off the list for the window kits as I couldn't see paying an additional $350.00 for freight to get them up here to Alaska. I took one of my spare O.E.M. power mirrors and held it up in place while I opened the door to check for clearance issues with the front fender with the door open and found it would've worked just fine. But like I said, to end up dishing out close to a grand for a window kit that so far a lot of people have had installation issues with? I don't think so. __________________ 1987 R3500 CREW CAB DUALLY (BIG RED)Acquired 06/12/2015 1990 chevy suburban V2500 5.7L My cluster Mods-Nov 2007 overhead console Stereo install Round 2 Aug 2009 Heated/turn signal mirror upgrade



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