Broadway rear view mirror
I have one and I love it. Installation is universal, it just clamps onto your existing mirror.
I have the 280mm flat non-tinted version. The reflection is SO much clearer. But now that I have the Carbign Craft convex blue side mirrors, I'm going to pick up a 280mm (or maybe 300mm) convex blue version.
They sell for about $20. And yes, hit up mrwong@statik. He can get any size/color you want.
I have the 280mm flat non-tinted version. The reflection is SO much clearer. But now that I have the Carbign Craft convex blue side mirrors, I'm going to pick up a 280mm (or maybe 300mm) convex blue version.
They sell for about $20. And yes, hit up mrwong@statik. He can get any size/color you want.
I had a 300mm blue convex in my old car... works great for completely getting rid of blind spots if you adjust your side mirrors accordingly. But you can eliminate most of the blind spots with factory if you adjust the mirrors correctly... if you have Homelink with the auto tinting rear mirror, you might not want the Broadway mirror.
I have one...but I didnt like the way it looked on my homelink mirror. I use to have it in my 93 rx7....its a huge advantage...everyone use to ask if I was trying to see into the future with that thing....lol. Ill prolly keep it for another car.
Honestly, the blue does nothing for me. In fact, I was reluctant to buy them at all because they only came in blue. But they don't bother me anymore. The pro (convex surface) heavily outweighs the con (for me, the fact that it's tinted blue). But I must admit, the blue has grown on me and I like the way it looks now. But practically/functionally, the blue doesn't do anything IMO.
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mjfenix
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