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Sleeklsc
Maxipads 10+ year member
CarAudio.com Elite
the price you gotta pay for having car audio... just take that **** off
I haven't had mine on for over 2 years now. I just use the side mirrors or turn around.
Enellz 10+ year member
The Triple O.G.
In my old car I just used window sealant....
FIMPALASS 10+ year member
Senior VIP Member
What kind of glue are you using?
quins90lac 10+ year member
CarAudio.com Elite
I did mine with the higher end permatex kit and its staying in place fine.
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Sleeklsc 5,000+ posts
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well i have to keep it cause my compass module is attached to it for my messege center. as for the glue...it was a kit i bought from pepboys....i think i might go back and buy the better one.
i think it might be falling off cause of the extra weight of the compass controller.....idk
i think it might be falling off cause of the extra weight of the compass controller.....idk
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CadillacMatt 10+ year member
Disturbing the Peace
Make yourself a metal bracket that attaches to the roof and comes down through the headliner, bolt the mirror to that.
My mirror spontaneously exploded one day while I was driving, two pieces flew off and one hit me in the face nearly missing my eye... lol
My mirror spontaneously exploded one day while I was driving, two pieces flew off and one hit me in the face nearly missing my eye... lol
i have had mine off for a bout a year now. i glued it back on and it just ended up fallin back off.
xtremebassjunky 10+ year member
Is it ever loud enough?
i couldnt use my rearview anyways... it vibrates too much and all i see is wood and speakers...
same with me i put it on like amilion times so ventually i just quit it just wont stay on
Install one on the dash.
ahole-ic
Banned
The problem with most people is they keep tightening the set screw. The key is to keep it loose. Let the actual mirror absorb the vibrations and don't make the glue joint at the glass take it. Sure it will have to be readjusted but it will stay A LOT longer.
BloodyGuts335i 10+ year member
Team DC
turn he bass down. that will work!!
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