Broadway Wide-angle rear-view mirrors
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Broadway Wide-angle rear-view mirrors
I love using these mirrors since it gives me a nice wide rear view and virtually eliminates the blind spots. I tried to use my old one from my honda, but the homelink auto dimming mirror is too big for the mirror's feet.
Were any of you successful in using the Broadways on your homelink mirrors? I'm hoping that the newer ones have a bigger grab compared to the one i bought almost 8 years ago.
I'm assuming all years use the same mirrors, but just in case, i have an 05 with premium.
TIA
Were any of you successful in using the Broadways on your homelink mirrors? I'm hoping that the newer ones have a bigger grab compared to the one i bought almost 8 years ago.
I'm assuming all years use the same mirrors, but just in case, i have an 05 with premium.
TIA
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Originally Posted by BloodlineG
my broadway clips on just fine.
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Originally Posted by kenempireex
Just leave it on your Honda. Your G looks better without it.
I didn't buy my Broadway to look cool or whatever. I use it because it helps with blindspots.
LOL, back in the early 90's this mod was a necessity. aside from the functional aspect of wider rear vision, it was almost a standard with all the honda/import fanatics. I still have my original mirror from when i was 16 (11 years ago) on my 92 Integra GS-R along with the OG Air Spencer "squash" scent!
sigh, i miss those days....motor swaps, cut springs & test pipes, lol. still nothing like the look of the guy who just got smoked by a 100-shot turbo 2.2L prelude powered hatchback (i miss this car)
sigh, i miss those days....motor swaps, cut springs & test pipes, lol. still nothing like the look of the guy who just got smoked by a 100-shot turbo 2.2L prelude powered hatchback (i miss this car)
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Originally Posted by dranom
LOVE my broadway! too bad it didnt fit my home link.
did they change their designs?
did they change their designs?
which type did you all get....the flat or the convex?
I have another car that has no passenger side door mirror.....I was going to get a broadway to help see more on that side.....would the convex be the one to get or do they make things look f'd up?
I have another car that has no passenger side door mirror.....I was going to get a broadway to help see more on that side.....would the convex be the one to get or do they make things look f'd up?
mirror?
what about this mirror? it should help with rear view and the homelink buttons will still be usable.
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Originally Posted by BloodlineG
exactly. i love it and i think it does look good. since when are broadway mirrors only for hondas.
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Originally Posted by Memphis
which type did you all get....the flat or the convex?
I have another car that has no passenger side door mirror.....I was going to get a broadway to help see more on that side.....would the convex be the one to get or do they make things look f'd up?
I have another car that has no passenger side door mirror.....I was going to get a broadway to help see more on that side.....would the convex be the one to get or do they make things look f'd up?
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