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the o/s mirror on my caravelle is shocking, no matter where its set you can not see a great deal,its lhd, are the convex mirror lenses an option to improve my view??

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I have those little covex blind spot mirrors stuck on mine and help loads!!
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These are what I prefer:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/60-x30mm-Pair-Con ... 286.c0.m14
Reason is image is big enough to see in them, but they are small enough to leave most of regular mirror usable. These are based on a 3-4" round size for image, but are much smaller. The image in the spot needs to be big enough for you to see a vehicle in them at a glance... with most of the little spots the image is too small to see at a glance.

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im looking at a complete convex lense as listed by just kampers and others rather than any thing stuck on, i had larger leccy mirrors on our old camper and a set of those would be ideal its just finding some that arent a million quid... any one have convex mirrors fitted ??

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might sound weired ,but are your mirrors fitted the correct way around...ie vertically and not horizontally ( as per cars)
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not really, how could that possibly occur...

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There are "flat" one that are utter crap...

Get the "convex" ones (you have to ask for them though) they are THE only option.... and dont (didnt!!!) cost any more....

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[quote="toomanytoys"]There are "flat" one that are utter crap...

thats the one ive got! and it is... thinking of pinching a couple off my scania at work and bolting them on.. :D

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You can get normal and convex T25 mirrors

I have the convex from JK which really increases what you can see :shock:
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irishkeet wrote:You can get normal and convex T25 mirrors

I have the convex from JK which really increases what you can see :shock:
i think thats where im going to be heading unless i can find a good set of lhd leccys , thanks ...

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Wouldn't matter what additional mirrors I stuck on mine, anything over 50mph and they fold in. Its about time we sussed an alternative to these flappy piles of poo that are T25 mirrors. :shock:

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Post by seasider »

bought a pair of corrado mirrors on e-bay and fitted them yesterday, must say they are a lot better, visabilty greatly improved and no movement when on the move..

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