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Best door less mirrors??

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Old 06-17-2013, 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted by BlackRockBurner

I have no idea how long the power leads are for the mirrors. Can you not just pack it into the mirror housing? Or if too long cut a hole in the Dietechs and feed the wires thru? Don't cut he cord! The canbus system may freak out when you replace the doors.

Post a picture of the power leads so others know what to do. As said, I don't have power mirrors but the newer JKs do. I still stand by my opinion that using stock mirrors in the stock location is the best rear view doorless option. With or without doors, you will look at the same spots for mirrors and still have the same depth perception to judge distance and relative approach speed.
Apparently, my post was filled with fail. Clearly, I didn't pay attention to the warning that this would not work with power mirrors. The power lead is very tight, not much give at all. This is what I get for posting while drinking and brainstorming, lol. I agree that the die techs are the best option, I'll probably just keep them and try to find a cheap second pair to mount to the die techs. On to my next post, "where to find cheap mirrors"
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Old 06-18-2013, 12:54 AM
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Looks like the lead is 12" or so long : not sure how to access the plug.( remove inner door panel?)
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I think this is the way to do it.
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Old 06-18-2013, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted by BlackRockBurner
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Looks like the lead is 12" or so long : not sure how to access the plug.( remove inner door panel?)
Oorrr, I can just buy two replacement mirrors and be done with it
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Originally Posted by Peter Housing
I think this is the way to do it.
That is ten kinds of badass. I need. Any details? Are they integrated into the light bar or are they separate and attached? I'm getting a Gobi so I'd like to use these on that.
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Get the Dietechs with some cheap-o factory replacement mirrors off amazon for extremely quick swap time between doors and door-less mirrors.
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Originally Posted by Peter Housing
I think this is the way to do it.
Awesome rig
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Originally Posted by Ancient Machine
That is ten kinds of badass. I need. Any details? Are they integrated into the light bar or are they separate and attached? I'm getting a Gobi so I'd like to use these on that.
Found 'em: Liquid Iron Industries mirror bracket package. I guess you have to tell them it's for a JK so they can make the passenger side longer so it's viewable.
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Originally Posted by tchaap

It's super cheap, like less than $3 but most will find that they don't offer an real rear view that you can use.

I use the Rugged Ridge mirrors, they work great, look nice and I leave them on all the time.

Rugged Ridge Quick Release Mirrors (Black Pair) - Jeep JK & TJ Wrangler '97-12 : Amazon.com : Automotive
I thought the field of view on the Rugged Ridge quick release mirrors was so small that it was not worth using them.
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Originally Posted by dodgeman70592
I love mine, no vibration and quick on and off, also ordered their foot pegs too. It uses a magnet to hold in place, strong as hell too! They are from justaddmud.com, they can be found on Ebay as well.




These look big enough to actually be useful.


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