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vegasdsmrOct-21-02 03:25 PM
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#4273, "mirror fix"


          

ya, so w/the new bass, my mirror never stays in the right spot.. i mean, i know that it will vibrate, and i wont be able to see anything from it, but instead of chillen in its spot, it will fall down..

i know hondahater uses a camera and an lcd, but what is everyone else doin to keep their mirror up????

im down for the lcd/camera, but id rather spend 20 bux than a cuple hundred...

thanks for your replies, in advance (TFYRIA, ns)

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fauchpjOct-22-02 03:26 AM
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#4274, "RE: mirror fix"
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i used to put the mirror all the way up to the headliner so it wouldnt move or vibrate. worked good for me

  

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SPL_EclipseOct-22-02 03:38 AM
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#4275, "RE: mirror fix"
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well..i just let it hang there most of the time..then just re-adjust when necissary. maby you could adjust it to where you want it, remove it and somehow lock it into place? i havnt researched it too much.

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SILVERNTOct-22-02 03:58 PM
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#4276, "RE: mirror fix"
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if you dont want the mirror to drop, you can use clear silicone, put a fine bead all around where the mirror attatches, and it will stop it.

  

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