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mirror's

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Post by ofr57 »

I'm just wondering if any body knows some tricks to make your side mirror's more tight .... mine always move when i go on to the hiway ... yes mine can get upto 100 :D
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Post by nicbeer »

damn i thought it was factory adaptive aerodynamics.

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Dont know offhand - i just tighten them up.
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Post by DiddyZook »

Not that I would normally recomend it but have just had to help some one with the opposite problem. Paint them. Daughters friend just painted his mirrors and then complained that they are a bitch to adjust.

Maybe that extra layer of paint will be enough for the two pieces to grip eachother when exposed to those blistering highway speeds.
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Post by SiKiD_01 »

hot glue gun?
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Post by zuku26 »

Just tighten the bolt that holds the mirror to the base.
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Post by Vineboy »

What type of mirrors are they? I had some mirrors on a bent steel stalk with a little ball on the end. These were hopless, then got some bigger units off a later zook and they are fine up too a whopping 110 kph (not mph)
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Post by ofr57 »

yeah mine are on steel stalks .... so i might be looking at an upgrade

mine is a 86 zook ute nt

so what ones do i have to get vineboy?
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Post by nicbeer »

WT ones. 89 onwards.
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Post by Vineboy »

yeah mine are on steel stalks .... so i might be looking at an upgrade

mine is a 86 zook ute nt

so what ones do i have to get vineboy?

I think nicbeer is right. I went to a wrecker last time I was in sydney and I didn't see him pilfer the new ones. They were $35 ea but worth it. Fit in the same holes :)
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