Best doors off Mirror Fix.
10-08-2013, 01:07 PM
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Best doors off Mirror Fix.
Just bought Die Tech mirror brackets.
They mount on the upper door hinge and bolt to the body - using existing OEM mirrors. They are both at OEM mirror height and placement. Awesome.
They mount on the upper door hinge and bolt to the body - using existing OEM mirrors. They are both at OEM mirror height and placement. Awesome.
10-08-2013, 01:19 PM
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10-08-2013, 02:58 PM
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Heavy duty, no movement. Not cheap but - best I could find because I tow a 12' trailer daily and love to drive doorless. The Law is you need drivers side mirror and rear view mirror in most of the 50 States. To tow a trailer - you need passenger side mirror with 50 ft. clear visibility. This works for me - doors off and going to work.
10-08-2013, 04:32 PM
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I use Rugged Ridge 11025.10 mirrors. The mounting brackets go on to windshield pillar with existing T40's. The mirrors are quick disconnect, the brackets remain and are unobtrusive.
They are a good quality, adjust easily, stay where you put them and are a reasonable price. Amazon is cheapest at about $36 for the pair. (Plus shipping). Most others charge about $50-$60.
I also used 2" round convex mirrors mounted on the a/c vents before these were bought, but the RR mirrors do the job well.
They are a good quality, adjust easily, stay where you put them and are a reasonable price. Amazon is cheapest at about $36 for the pair. (Plus shipping). Most others charge about $50-$60.
I also used 2" round convex mirrors mounted on the a/c vents before these were bought, but the RR mirrors do the job well.
10-08-2013, 04:41 PM
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[QUOTE=RodCyn;3699745]Absolutely love mine. Been using them for the past 3 years without any issue 
Here are some pics (not my jeep)
My Jeep, with Ditech mounts.
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Yup- worked well for me. Well made and to the point.
Here are some pics (not my jeep)
My Jeep, with Ditech mounts.
[/QUOTEYup- worked well for me. Well made and to the point.
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10-08-2013, 04:46 PM
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I use Rugged Ridge 11025.10 mirrors. The mounting brackets go on to windshield pillar with existing T40's. The mirrors are quick disconnect, the brackets remain and are unobtrusive.
They are a good quality, adjust easily, stay where you put them and are a reasonable price. Amazon is cheapest at about $36 for the pair. (Plus shipping). Most others charge about $50-$60.
I also used 2" round convex mirrors mounted on the a/c vents before these were bought, but the RR mirrors do the job well.
They are a good quality, adjust easily, stay where you put them and are a reasonable price. Amazon is cheapest at about $36 for the pair. (Plus shipping). Most others charge about $50-$60.
I also used 2" round convex mirrors mounted on the a/c vents before these were bought, but the RR mirrors do the job well.
10-08-2013, 07:59 PM
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I replaced my Rugged Ridge ones with the Die Tec and couldn't be happier. The RR were a pain to adjust and vibrated too much for my liking, the passenger side was pointless. Fortunately all was not lost on the RR, I use the pillar bracket as a GoPro mount.
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Recycled Rugged Ridge bracket
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Recycled Rugged Ridge bracket
10-08-2013, 08:07 PM
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I replaced my Rugged Ridge ones with the Die Tec and couldn't be happier. The RR were a pain to adjust and vibrated too much for my liking, the passenger side was pointless. Fortunately all was not lost on the RR, I use the pillar bracket as a GoPro mount. Die Tec <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=503671"/> Recycled Rugged Ridge bracket <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=503670"/>