Safari mirrors sucks
#1
Safari mirrors sucks
Last year I bought the Safari Mirrors (when the Jeep is doorless)
The problem is when I drive faster than 50 mph, I don't see anything because there is too much vibrations!
What can I do? Add rubber washers between the bolts and the hinges?
Is it because I have Mud tires?
Impossible to go in the traffic of Montreal with these mirrors because it's too dangerous
Before, I bought the Mopar mirror. It was perfect, but I sold it because MOPAR doesn't sell the passenger's side mirror.
BAD DECISION
The problem is when I drive faster than 50 mph, I don't see anything because there is too much vibrations!
What can I do? Add rubber washers between the bolts and the hinges?
Is it because I have Mud tires?
Impossible to go in the traffic of Montreal with these mirrors because it's too dangerous
Before, I bought the Mopar mirror. It was perfect, but I sold it because MOPAR doesn't sell the passenger's side mirror.
BAD DECISION
Last edited by Yoda; 04-09-2009 at 05:15 AM.
#2
Nope, it's not because you have MTs on your jeep, it's because the stem for the mirror isn't stable. Your tires are bouncing or vibrating you at the same rate they are bouncing the mirrors, it's just that the mirror stems are providing some extra movement or shall we say "boing". I've been looking through the motorcycle catalogs trying to figure out the right ones and something that has a pretty rigid stem and will likely go with something that has a substantial arm.
#3
yea i had a few mirrors in my garage and made some similar and they almost made me sick trying to look through them at any speed. with all the shaking it looked like i was trying over speed bumps at 70 mph i got the rugged ridge relocation brackets work great
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