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Edit: I found a previous post with some linked: Maybe able to get some close-ups if required. Last edited by B33 ENN; 05-28-2012 at 11:57 AM. |
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hi guys
thats mine in the previous post, a friend of mine did all the mods and the s2000 mittors do look a little big to some but they do need an adapter making for them to be fitted at the right angle. |
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On X180, Lotus used some Ford mirrors. Their convex is wrong making view angle too narrow! Besides, styling of the Stevens car is "rounded off" and mirrors are square!
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here is a Chrysler Crossfire mirror, for comparison.
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Join Date: Feb 2012
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I haven't been able to keep my driver's side mirror from vibrating too much despite trying a lot of things over the years...so I've thought about what I could use instead.
Today, I parked next to BMW Z3. The mirrors looked about right for size, shape, and angle. I don't have any pics, but thought I'd throw if out there for folks to consider. |
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