Mirrors Doorless and Mirrorless...what to do?
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Mirrors Doorless and Mirrorless...what to do?
Hi All-
Sorry for the newbie question but I am brand new to this. Took my doors off yesterday and realized I have no mirrors. Any suggestions? Seems like there should be a good clamp on mirror for the driver side.
What are you guys doing that go doorless?
Thanks!
Sorry for the newbie question but I am brand new to this. Took my doors off yesterday and realized I have no mirrors. Any suggestions? Seems like there should be a good clamp on mirror for the driver side.
What are you guys doing that go doorless?
Thanks!
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Open up Quadratec or your favorite Jeep parts sure and check out the options. I used to run Olympic Safari mirrors but they shook a lot. I have since switched to Rugged Ridge permanently. Many folks have had good luck with Harley mirrors too.
There are many mirror threads if you search a little.
There are many mirror threads if you search a little.
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I use the Rugged Ridge quick disconnect mirrors and really like them. Before those, I used small (2½" round) convex mirrors mounted to the vents on the driver and passenger sides using the included 2-faced tape. It wasn't ideal, but it was better than nothing (they're still in place) and they were about $5 for the pair at Advance Auto. If your state requires rearview mirrors, you may just save yourself a ticket.
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Rugged Ridge:
Rugged Ridge Part 11025.10 - Quick Release Mirror Relocation Kit
Currently the best deal I have found, so I just got some.
Rugged Ridge Part 11025.10 - Quick Release Mirror Relocation Kit
Currently the best deal I have found, so I just got some.
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In most states it is illegal to not have side mirror. Harley Davidson makes one that fits in the door hinge. Buy 2.1/2 inch stick on trailer mirrors and stick them on a/c air vents when closed and you can see fine. Or rugged ridge make a set that mount to windshield bracket which I now use. They don't bounce around.