Wide Angle Mirrors i.e. Broadway
Wide Angle Mirrors i.e. Broadway
I finally got one of those "ricey" mirrors from the Super Autobacs store. Its a curved 300mm Broadway mirror. Works nicely because OEM is way to small. Do alotta you guys use these aftermarket mirrors also? If so, what size?
Originally Posted by xknowonex
I finally got one of those "ricey" mirrors from the Super Autobacs store. Its a curved 300mm Broadway mirror. Works nicely because OEM is way to small. Do alotta you guys use these aftermarket mirrors also? If so, what size?
Still, I dont believe on anything "clip-on" for our $50,000 Lexes. Even though some of us bought it from the low low prices of anything from $3,000-$20,000...Clip-ons are for civics (not really, but thats how many civic owners portray their vehicles) We want to represent our cars like they were meant to be...please everyone...lets do that.
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Originally Posted by Xotic sC
"Ricey" is "right"
OEM is not too small, I can see the complete rear windshield and it has accomplished its job. I guess you are too lazy to turn your head for the blind spot?
Sorry but these rear view mirror covers to me is just like cheap seat covers or even carbon fiber wraps. We drive Lexus brand vehicles and everything should be done the right way.
OEM is not too small, I can see the complete rear windshield and it has accomplished its job. I guess you are too lazy to turn your head for the blind spot?
Sorry but these rear view mirror covers to me is just like cheap seat covers or even carbon fiber wraps. We drive Lexus brand vehicles and everything should be done the right way.
Damn...glad i didn't start the thread...
anyway.... I somewhat agree with the original poster... I am by no means "lazy" but rather a very safe driver and I would also like better visibility from the mirror. My mirror is on the "brink of destruction" due to the dimmer and this may be a viable option IF one needs to replace their mirror...Its actually becomming blotchy and may be more "unsafe" then safe...lol
Does anyone have pics of these so called "ricey" things?....
Originally Posted by Xotic sC
Edit: I was too harsh
Still, I dont believe on anything "clip-on" for our $50,000 Lexes. Even though some of us bought it from the low low prices of anything from $3,000-$20,000...Clip-ons are for civics (not really, but thats how many civic owners portray their vehicles) We want to represent our cars like they were meant to be...please everyone...lets do that.
Still, I dont believe on anything "clip-on" for our $50,000 Lexes. Even though some of us bought it from the low low prices of anything from $3,000-$20,000...Clip-ons are for civics (not really, but thats how many civic owners portray their vehicles) We want to represent our cars like they were meant to be...please everyone...lets do that.
I totally agree that a Lexus, regardless of price, should be tastefully modded if not left bone stock. No APC stickers; No spinners, No funky spoilers
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STAY AWAY.
I was in a major accident last December when I was driving my friend's accord with one of these mirrors. At impact the mirror detached itself and flew right past my head. The corner of the mirror (sharp as shown in the picture) brushed against my right head, but the cut was deep enough that I needed stitches. Imagine what would have happened if the mirror flew into my eye.
MAKE SURE YOU SECURE THE MIRROR PERMANENTLY. AND MAK SURE THE CORNER OF THE MIRROR YOU ARE BUYING IS PROTECTED BY PLASTIC ROUND EDGES.
I was in a major accident last December when I was driving my friend's accord with one of these mirrors. At impact the mirror detached itself and flew right past my head. The corner of the mirror (sharp as shown in the picture) brushed against my right head, but the cut was deep enough that I needed stitches. Imagine what would have happened if the mirror flew into my eye.
MAKE SURE YOU SECURE THE MIRROR PERMANENTLY. AND MAK SURE THE CORNER OF THE MIRROR YOU ARE BUYING IS PROTECTED BY PLASTIC ROUND EDGES.
Originally Posted by ChronoJ1
STAY AWAY.
I was in a major accident last December when I was driving my friend's accord with one of these mirrors. At impact the mirror detached itself and flew right past my head. The corner of the mirror (sharp as shown in the picture) brushed against my right head, but the cut was deep enough that I needed stitches. Imagine what would have happened if the mirror flew into my eye.
MAKE SURE YOU SECURE THE MIRROR PERMANENTLY. AND MAK SURE THE CORNER OF THE MIRROR YOU ARE BUYING IS PROTECTED BY PLASTIC ROUND EDGES.
I was in a major accident last December when I was driving my friend's accord with one of these mirrors. At impact the mirror detached itself and flew right past my head. The corner of the mirror (sharp as shown in the picture) brushed against my right head, but the cut was deep enough that I needed stitches. Imagine what would have happened if the mirror flew into my eye.
MAKE SURE YOU SECURE THE MIRROR PERMANENTLY. AND MAK SURE THE CORNER OF THE MIRROR YOU ARE BUYING IS PROTECTED BY PLASTIC ROUND EDGES.
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"Blotchy" is a common condition on our cars (especially on hot days), but hardly a safely issue- I'd say it is more cosmetic than anything, since the blotchy areas dim headlights at night:
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Originally Posted by Xotic sC
We drive Lexus brand vehicles and everything should be done the right way.
Originally Posted by JZZ30TT
hahahahahahahahaha o man, that was funny. Please explain to me what makes Lexus soooo much better? You sound moronic. Sure, Lexus's are nice.. but guess what!? Toyota's are better. They offer TOYOTA's lowly version of our car with a superior motor and more options than our "Almighty" Lexus. lol Get off your high horse, the Lexus name means nothing.
#1- incorrect IMO. but more importantly.....
OFF TOPIC. Back to the thread please
Mirror discussion here.