I love my RR relocation brackets. (guess I should add them to my sig, huh?)

To solve the passenger side problem my wife found an adjustable spot mirror that works perfectly. Once I got it put on, I sat as I normally would while driving and had her turn it until I could see right down the lane next to me.

It's raining today so here's the best pic I could take.



Hope that helps. They were a dollar for 2 at Big Lots.

 

wow so i guess the vision is bad and u need a blind spot mirror.. is that pic taken from driver seat?? i wonder how it would look if u only relocated driver side??

 

Yup, that's taken from the driver's seat with just a little zoom on the camera. It really is useless just by itself when the doors are on. But when they're off, it's worth it!

 

thanks lrbolt!

 

Not exactly a relocated mirror (a TJ mirror comes with the kit), but that's essentially what the Mopar mirror relocation kit does ...

 

It's amazing that a company like this would sell the product like this without doing a little more research before the development.

 

The Harley mirrors work great, picked them up this summer after reading some posts on them. There real easy to install with no vibration whatsoever and look pretty cool to boot , about 60 bucks for the pair

 

I tried to get one driving down the road, but it's my camera phone and was a little hard to do while driving, so I used a parking lot. Just pulled up past a car and it was a lot easier to do. I had to hold it closer so you could see (old phone), but that's about all of the mirror I get to use. The car you see is a little farther away than what it would be if it was in the other lane, I usually see half or more of the grill too. Hope this helps a little.

 

Not the best pic but here are my outlaw mirrors...

 

[QUOTE=jmat1980;1547065]Not the best pic but here are my outlaw mirrors...

It's hard to tell, but do those just drop in the same holes as the upper door hinges? that would be easy