Is it just me or does the coupe have bad blind spots?
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Originally Posted by nghiars
normally, if i have your mirrors setup correctly.. i can eliminate the blind spot... I can get this accomplished with every car ive driven except my coupe.. so it is the design of the car... SUVs on the other hand are great... all those windows
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the b-pillar on the coupe is really deep, so the only way to eliminate the blind spot is to set your seat very far back (so you can see behind it) or very far forward (so you can see in front of it). I've found that raising the level of the seat helps some, but you should always check over your shoulder even if you don't 'sense' another car being there.
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Originally Posted by MikeButcher
Seats as far back as possible, side view mirrors angled out as much as possible, quick shoulder checks and you should be ok. The blind spot is pretty mean, but hey, if the EX's surround video system works out, it might make it's way onto future models of the G...
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Originally Posted by MikeButcher
Seats as far back as possible, side view mirrors angled out as much as possible, quick shoulder checks and you should be ok. The blind spot is pretty mean, but hey, if the EX's surround video system works out, it might make it's way onto future models of the G...
Side mirrors angled out as much as possible and the shoulder check work best. 3 years of driving and i've only almost runover somebody once
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I went to Kragen and got this little squire mirrors that fit inside the side view mirrors. They are a lot smaller than the round ones. It helps a ton for the drivers side... Okay here is what they are called.. :K-Source Wedge Mirror: 2 1/2" x 1 7/16"" not really need for the passenger side.