anyone use these mirror relocation brackets?
#11
I like quatratec's new automatic mirror movers. But they are not cheap. No useless right mirror.
http://www.quadratec.com/showcases/n...ror-movers.php
http://www.quadratec.com/showcases/n...ror-movers.php
#13
JK Super Freak
I bought the RR quick release round mirror set. I keep the mounts up all the time and when I take the doors off, I just pop them on. It appears that taking the stock mirrors off and moving them every time would be a PITA. For $50, this solution is just plug and play.
#15
JK Jedi Master
Back on topic, when the JKs first came out Mopar offered a driver's side mirror bracket that came with a TJ mirror. I've used it. It doesn't solve the passenger side, however ...
TJ mirror mounted ...
And I just leave the bracket on rather than risk spinning one of the nutserts in the windshield frame ...
TJ mirror mounted ...
And I just leave the bracket on rather than risk spinning one of the nutserts in the windshield frame ...
#16
If you are looking for what to do for mirrors with doors off, I recommend getting these: Tapered Long Stem Mirror, Left Side-91910-03B | Handlebar Mounted Mirrors | Official Harley-Davidson Online Store
They work terrific and mount right into the door hinge bracket. It looks good, low profile, and you don't have to worry about taking the mirrors off the doors. They work terrific for the passenger side too. No issues with that side. Unfortunately I don't have a picture of it mounted like that, but it does work great.
Then, if you end up getting tube doors, you can mount the mirrors right into those. And again, you won't ever have to remove the door mirrors.
They work terrific and mount right into the door hinge bracket. It looks good, low profile, and you don't have to worry about taking the mirrors off the doors. They work terrific for the passenger side too. No issues with that side. Unfortunately I don't have a picture of it mounted like that, but it does work great.
Then, if you end up getting tube doors, you can mount the mirrors right into those. And again, you won't ever have to remove the door mirrors.
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These are from the Mopar parts web site.
Jeep Wrangler Mirror Relocation Brackets (Part No: 102504RR)
They look to be ok, just truing to see if someone has used them or not, and if they came with the blankoff plates for the doors. and they re-use the original mirrors so you don't have to pay for new ones with the others laying around!
Spring is comin, time to take the doors off!
Jeep Wrangler Mirror Relocation Brackets (Part No: 102504RR)
They look to be ok, just truing to see if someone has used them or not, and if they came with the blankoff plates for the doors. and they re-use the original mirrors so you don't have to pay for new ones with the others laying around!
Spring is comin, time to take the doors off!
#18
I have the Dietech relocation brackets and love em'! I bought me another set of OEM mirrors and leave them mounted on the brackets....remove doors, install the door less mirrors and I'm on my way! And no vibration at all! Sent from the swamp while taggin' a gator!
Last edited by CajunTiger; 02-02-2015 at 09:58 AM.
#19
JK Junkie
I did the same. I bought the combo package they have with the Bestop mirrors. So much easier but also pricier.
#20
JK Super Freak
If your main concern is strictly being street legal, you can't go wrong with these for $50. They also have minimal vibration, so you actually can see out of them if you choose to.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0054RW1HE/..._OCp0ub1Q9PJFJ
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0054RW1HE/..._OCp0ub1Q9PJFJ