The mirrows that fit onto the door hings?
05-29-2012 | 02:55 PM
#12
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From: PA
Originally Posted by tbone in tx
I use one of these. Part number 91983-03B
Cost ~$35 dollars and works perfectly with no shaking. I keep it in the back with and tighten it down just enough with a wrench and it doesn't move. We've had 20+ MPH winds regularly and no shake at all doing 70....
Cost ~$35 dollars and works perfectly with no shaking. I keep it in the back with and tighten it down just enough with a wrench and it doesn't move. We've had 20+ MPH winds regularly and no shake at all doing 70....
05-29-2012 | 03:22 PM
#13
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From: Rockford, MI
Originally Posted by mpkelley20
Dietech Offroad makes brackets that fit into the top door hinge and you use your factory mirrors. Kind of a pain to take the stock mirrors off (2 bolts each side) but if you leave your doors off a lot, the brackets give you near stock viewing and you get the full size stock mirrors including the fold in feature when wheeling in tight spots. I have them and actually bought a second set of factory mirror (I got them cheap) so it cuts my install time down quite a bit.
05-29-2012 | 04:20 PM
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From: Kitchener
Originally Posted by powerlineguy
This times 2. Not sure if this is the same part number as mine but I went with the short arm Harley Davidson mirror. Love it. Does not shake or vibrate at all. I keep mine in the back too so it's always handy.
91909-03B and 91910-03B driver/passenger
Mine were black what color have you guys ordered maybe that's why the part numbers are different or cause I'm in Canada????
05-29-2012 | 04:23 PM
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From: PA
05-29-2012 | 06:53 PM
#18
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From: Mooresville, NC
I use the Olympic Safari mirrors. They do shake, but for the price, I can live with it. However I did discover when I stuck on some 3" convex mirrors from Autozone, the white sticky pad on the back of the convex mirrors acted like a shock absorber and images in those mirrors are steady as can be while driving.
