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03 and up Mirrors
I would like to fab something. just how hard is it to get these mirrors on? i know that you have to switch the bases but ive heard this can go bad if its not done right. any help is greatly appreciated.
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I heard about these http://www.turbodieselregister.com/f...wr-heated.html might be worth looking into :shrug:
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After reading that I found out that the factory towing mirror use a support bracket thats not used with regular mirrors. That might be one of the problem with swapping them if you leave the bracket out :shrug:
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My name's Derek and this is my ride: Singles Club Member #58 98 Dodge 2500 Motor: 12 valve, BHAF, 4K GSK, O-ringed head, .020 over HG, studs, Modified AFC, DDP4 injectors, DDP DVs, 17.5* timing, 16cm^2 ex. housing, Drivetrain: 5-speed 4x4 w/ SB clutch (13" OFE 450Hp) 83 Chevy K20 with turbo 6.2 Sold It's not what you buy, It's what you build
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