Defender 90 110 mirrors on a D2
anyone try this or seen it done before? looking for other options at some point for the mirrors currently.
the passenger side mirror i notice that i have the glass turned all the way in and i still cant see down the side of the truck unless i buy one of those curved stick on mirrors. or i push the hole arm in one click. is this normal setup for these? or is my glass not seated into the arm right?
best mirrors i had were on my 2002 f250 tow mirrors so something like this on ebay.
Land Rover Defender 90 110 Side Door Exterior Mirror Glass and Arm Set Genuine | eBay
the passenger side mirror i notice that i have the glass turned all the way in and i still cant see down the side of the truck unless i buy one of those curved stick on mirrors. or i push the hole arm in one click. is this normal setup for these? or is my glass not seated into the arm right?
best mirrors i had were on my 2002 f250 tow mirrors so something like this on ebay.
Land Rover Defender 90 110 Side Door Exterior Mirror Glass and Arm Set Genuine | eBay
looks like some google searching i found this. some one has done it. doesn't look to bad, but i think he also says it has some vibration too.
Here it is. Some work is from many "today"s ago.
Hood blackout, already starting to turn grey from collecting dust.
Added NAS Defender lights to bumper.
New E-code D2 headlamps
Custom grille
Painted headlamp finishers
XL Defender mirrors
Picador worklamps and new mounts
Remounted "twig" risers
Steel hawse
Velcro hook keeper
Hella 500s

Hood blackout, already starting to turn grey from collecting dust.
Added NAS Defender lights to bumper.
New E-code D2 headlamps
Custom grille
Painted headlamp finishers
XL Defender mirrors
Picador worklamps and new mounts
Remounted "twig" risers
Steel hawse
Velcro hook keeper
Hella 500s

The proper adjustment for the passenger-side mirror is to be able to see other vehicles in the blind spot --- the area between what's visible in the in-cabin mirror and when a vehicle comes into your peripheral vision on your right.
When adjusted this way you need to lean over to your right to see the side of the truck.
This.
The mirror housings are designed to be used in both RHD and LHD, so there are two "normal" positions, depending on which side of you vehicle you drive on.
The mirror housings are designed to be used in both RHD and LHD, so there are two "normal" positions, depending on which side of you vehicle you drive on.
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