Can your car do this? Official Teaser
My 95 Q45t has this feature stock. Works on both mirrors.
Shouldn't be hard to adapt to the G.
Shame on Infiniti for not retaining it, as well as the automatic seat positioning, automatic wheel positioning, telescoping wheel, tilting headrests, power headrests, etc....
Shouldn't be hard to adapt to the G.
Shame on Infiniti for not retaining it, as well as the automatic seat positioning, automatic wheel positioning, telescoping wheel, tilting headrests, power headrests, etc....
Originally Posted by MechEE
How many cycles can you move the mirror back and forth before it is noticeably out of alignment from its initial state?
We will release more detailed information once we have a product that is closer to production.
Originally Posted by KPierson
I'm not prepared to answer that because the final hardware and software arn't finished. Without any form of compensation coded in (ie X seconds down, X seconds up) it doesn't take long before its off. The hardware update is minimal, but the software will take a bit to write. Hopefully it will be ready to test by next weekend.
We will release more detailed information once we have a product that is closer to production.
We will release more detailed information once we have a product that is closer to production.
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Originally Posted by afr0puff
I think it should work like on the Acura TL. It only tilts the mirror depending on which side the power mirror switch is on. If its centered, then it doesn't tilt down.
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Because of the extensive testing our modules go through there will be no 'preorders.' Every module we've ever released has gone though field testing just to make sure we didn't over look anything. And, like I said, this is just a prototype right now with known issues, if we can't resolve the issues then we won't sell this module! But, I wouldn't have posted the movie if I didn't think we could product a quality product.
