broadway mirrors
05-03-2002
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i wanna get one but i'm too broke to get anything right now... hahaha i can't even afford a friggin' mirror... that's what happens when you're a college student paying for your own car... you get owned financially
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Rep Power: 0 The Broadway mirror is pretty cool... that thing is so big I can see the entire rear + the blind spots to the rights. Heck that thing is so big my friends say they can see into the past with it. The only minor problem is that sometimes when the passenger lowers the sun visor, it bumps the mirror out of place.
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Rep Power: 0 I have one. It's not too bad. you definetly see alot better, but i still turn my head when switching lanes, just to be safe.
as far as looking into the past, your'e prob right.
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They are pretty good. They have this tint to them so at night cars headlights from behind don't bother you. I find its also much clearer than the stock mirror.
Cons:
1. Forget using your visors, bring sunglasses.
2. In bumper to bumper traffic the car behind you can see you.
Cons:
1. Forget using your visors, bring sunglasses.
2. In bumper to bumper traffic the car behind you can see you.
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Rep Power: 0 convex ones are better cause you see more... that's why they cost a tad bit more..
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Rep Power: 324 Come check out my ryde. I have one but I personally lyke flat better so yeah. Click here!
05-04-2002
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Rep Power: 0 Convex is better but takes some getting used to because things all of a sudden seem to move a lot quicker cause the surface of the mirror is uneven.
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