I do not have the requisite space between the mirror and mirror housing on the top but do so on the bottom. Can the clamps be attached on the bottom?
1259606
What car/mirror are you using? If there's enough space, yes you can. You would have the mirrors reversed, though, to compensate for the mirrors being on the lower part of the mirror. Go to a local Campers World and try-out a set on your rig before you order.
1259607
Yes. You might end up with the Grand Aero mirror being lower than your car mirror rather than it being on the same horizontal plane.
1259608
Looking at the design, I guess it could be possible. You would have to switch left and right. My concern is the weight and pressure from the mirror pulling down. Bottom line, I don't think it would work.
1696235
The clamps are about 3 inches long so as long as the front 3 inches of your speakers sides are flat, then you can use this mount.
1555055
sorry, no. the end of the mounting rod is molded on in order to remove the mirror assembly you will have to fully remove the screw and nut that holds it in place. Less than optimum, IMHO.
605719
Yes it maybe a simple swap. I do not know if the mounting holes are in the same location, but if you have power to the back of the current mirror and do not have to drill holes in tile or other hard surface, it should be a simple swap.Cathy
1081497
I checked my daughters light and I didn't see anything to tighten. I assume that maybe one of the little round circles on the side of the base might pop off and that maybe you could then get to a screw to tighten. I didn't want to pop anything off on hers in case I'm wrong and it couldn't be put back on. Her mirror is still really tight where it just stays wherever it is placed. Could you fold a small piece of paper and put between the outer ring and the mirror itself and wedge it in such a way that it will stay put where you want it? Sorry I couldn't be of any more help than that.
1273807
Yes, however you will need to by longer screws for the bottom, as the mount does not have these. you may also want to get some washers to ensure that it fits snug.
216247
I don't think they will fit. The roll bar clamps supplied with the mirrors are for 1-3/4" roll bar
2026682
Mine worked best as pictured. Probably could mount on the side if the side area of your existing mirror is flat enough. Be careful that it doesn't stick out too far. Also the mirror is designed to show a wide angle horizontally. You will lose that width if mounted vertically.
1764777
Yes, use included wrenches to loosen clamps. Remember or mark location to re-install.
605316
should be fine. to make extra sure just substitute the screws it comes with for some longer ones and drill into the studs. NOTE: Be careful not to over tighten the screws with putting your mirror in, you could crack the mirror.
1567684
No in my case they come with tape and I stuck them to the same shape mirror base insert. I couldn't find a way to remove that insert.
1843697
From measuring mine, you will need about 1/8 to 3/16 gap to be able to slide the mirrors in. 3/16 would be preferred as 1/8 would only allow them to slide in about 3/4 of the way. Hope that helps.
1848891
I would recommend sticking the mirror on the outside edge of the factory mirror. Top or bottom, mine is on the bottom.
782827
Well I took a look at it and the mirror will not rotate enough to be a viable solution for the top bar you might be able to attach it to the handle bars though.
1188073
Yeah. Anything that attached via double tape can screw up the OEM mirror. You just have to get your fingertip between the BS Mirror and the OEM mirror, then work your way in there to separate it.
585605
That's how I mounted mine. They come with a metal bracket that has holes in it. The holes are alittle larger in diameter than the threads that you screw the mirrors in with. Good luck!
347208
there isn't that much clearance. I would hang above the mirror just because it would take away from the beauty. Make sure the electrical box is center where the mirror is - there is no wiggly room.