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Originally Posted by HEK
(Post 2954177)
I have the one inch convex mirrors that I placed on the far bottom corner of both mirrors, have had them in all my rides therefore I'm used to them :driving:
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That's what I was initially thinking. It looks like the solution above might be cleaner. We'll see.
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Originally Posted by cigarclifford
(Post 2954312)
With or without mirrors I'm always aware of my surroundings.............GL..
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Same. My main problem is the passenger side I feel like I have a massive blind spot there at the 5'oclock angle.
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Originally Posted by Justice97
(Post 2954275)
Blind spot? I don't know how that little mirror on my car is gonna help others see me coming up from behind.
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lulz. No one comes up from behind. But when I'm passing someone, I want to be able to see when I'm clear to get over. Also for parking lots and such.
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Originally Posted by 2011 Nismo#91
(Post 2954191)
What blindspot?
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lol
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Originally Posted by kenchan
(Post 2954091)
you drive a SUV?
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What do you mean?
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Originally Posted by Nargrakhan
(Post 2954368)
Long story short: I used to position my side mirrors in a way, that showed my car's body when looking in them. I eventually figured out this was sorta of silly: if something was that close to me, there'd be no way to avoid it. I now position my side mirrors, where they don't show the body of my car, but would if I just moved them a centimeter over.
Poof. No more blindspots.
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This is a good tip. I've done the same. I've always in the past made my mirrors show just a little of my car for a reference point, but on the Z I've moved them way out which helps. I still feel like I'm not confident in lane changes though.
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Originally Posted by ShutokuZ
(Post 2954378)
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This is good. I might need to just play with it more to get comfortable. My last car I could just turn my head and look, I didn't have to rely on mirrors 100%. |
