Side mirror relacation brackets on JK's
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Side mirror relacation brackets on JK's
where could I buy relocation brackets and/or website? I am anxious to take off my doors but we need side mirrors. Please let me know.
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After the mirror relocation brackets installed, YOU WILL SEE ABOUT 75% in the passenger's side mirror (you lost 25% of the visibility)
This is because the mirror is installed on the windshied
This is because the mirror is installed on the windshied
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Not exactly relocation brackets, but this is what I used for my driver's side (pics below). It is a Harley mirror that I picked up at a dealership for $35 - they don't sell it on the HD website - store purchase only.
In NJ, you only have to have 2 mirrors (including your interior rearview). The short arm works great for the driver's side. If you have to have one on your pass side, the long arm might work - I'm not positive though. Might be worth looking into.
Short arm tapered mirror (black)
I mount it on the top hinge. Fits perfect, and no vibrations at all.
Here's a pic of the long arm - this is the left hand side, but the pass side is the same length.
JD
In NJ, you only have to have 2 mirrors (including your interior rearview). The short arm works great for the driver's side. If you have to have one on your pass side, the long arm might work - I'm not positive though. Might be worth looking into.
Short arm tapered mirror (black)
I mount it on the top hinge. Fits perfect, and no vibrations at all.
Here's a pic of the long arm - this is the left hand side, but the pass side is the same length.
JD
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I went with the Rugged Ridge Relocation Brackets. I got em used off another member for $50 and they haven't disappointed me. Yea I can only see like 25% (I sit kinda forward in the JK... I like seeing everything around my hood) of my passenger side mirror but that just encourages me to check my blind spots.
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Not exactly relocation brackets, but this is what I used for my driver's side (pics below). It is a Harley mirror that I picked up at a dealership for $35 - they don't sell it on the HD website - store purchase only.
In NJ, you only have to have 2 mirrors (including your interior rearview). The short arm works great for the driver's side. If you have to have one on your pass side, the long arm might work - I'm not positive though. Might be worth looking into.
Short arm tapered mirror (black)
I mount it on the top hinge. Fits perfect, and no vibrations at all.
Here's a pic of the long arm - this is the left hand side, but the pass side is the same length.
JD
In NJ, you only have to have 2 mirrors (including your interior rearview). The short arm works great for the driver's side. If you have to have one on your pass side, the long arm might work - I'm not positive though. Might be worth looking into.
Short arm tapered mirror (black)
I mount it on the top hinge. Fits perfect, and no vibrations at all.
Here's a pic of the long arm - this is the left hand side, but the pass side is the same length.
JD
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I will be using my relocation brackets this week end and taking off the door. I will take pics and post them on here. Anybody else doing the same?