Anyone interested in Broadway rear view mirrors?
12-26-2002, 06:57 PM
#1
Anyone interested in Broadway rear view mirrors?
Hi everyone, I just want to see who's interested in buying a Broadway wide-angle rear view mirror. I might be able to get a very good group deal going with TG Race Designs, the same guys that make our .org stickers. Since they know we're good customers, they'll make the prices for the mirror worthwhile also. If you could just reply and say that you're intersted in getting one, that would be great. After about a week I'll take a count on who's interested, and e-mail them that information.
They expect to get shipment around January, so this deal is for those who can just patiently wait a little bit.
thanks!
Here is their website with their regular prices:
http://www.tgracedesigns.com/store/page20.html
forgot to mention: ANY SIZE is available. thanks!
They expect to get shipment around January, so this deal is for those who can just patiently wait a little bit.
thanks!
Here is their website with their regular prices:
http://www.tgracedesigns.com/store/page20.html
forgot to mention: ANY SIZE is available. thanks!
12-27-2002, 01:36 AM
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ooooooooooo, broadway mirrors, what size and do you have a pic of them? I was looking at the website but it didn't show any wide angle mirror pics. But put me down as at a maybe for 1 Chris.
i would like one
12-27-2002, 09:07 AM
#10
Re: Anyone interested in Broadway rear view mirrors?
Originally posted by TurDz
If you could just reply and say that you're intersted in getting one, that would be great. After about a week I'll take a count on who's interested, and e-mail them that information.
If you could just reply and say that you're intersted in getting one, that would be great. After about a week I'll take a count on who's interested, and e-mail them that information.
12-27-2002, 09:20 AM
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Originally posted by Vyrus
Hey Chris I'm down for one, just let me know which size curved (convex) mirror is a best-fit for the Maxima. I'm thinking 270mm?
-Cyrus
Hey Chris I'm down for one, just let me know which size curved (convex) mirror is a best-fit for the Maxima. I'm thinking 270mm?
-Cyrus
12-27-2002, 10:43 AM
#13
Not to bum anyone's trip, but when I bought my max, I took the Broadway out of my old car and wanted to put it in the max. Guess what, it don't fit. That's right! Because the 2k2 max (and maybe others) has the light sensor thing and buttons on the bottom of the mirror, it's to tall for the brackets to adjust to "grab" the mirror.
Just wanted to let everyone know before they buy.
Just wanted to let everyone know before they buy.
12-27-2002, 03:55 PM
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Originally posted by VQdriver
what's the biggest size that won't interfere with our sun visors?
what's the biggest size that won't interfere with our sun visors?
I'd love a group deal on this, i'd be interested in getting 3 of em. One for each of the cars in the family. What kinds are available? i'll be needing a variety of em... ranging from the Type-A (dark tints) to different sizes.
12-27-2002, 04:17 PM
#16
Originally posted by nadir_s
300mm i believe... the flat one.
I'd love a group deal on this, i'd be interested in getting 3 of em. One for each of the cars in the family. What kinds are available? i'll be needing a variety of em... ranging from the Type-A (dark tints) to different sizes.
300mm i believe... the flat one.
I'd love a group deal on this, i'd be interested in getting 3 of em. One for each of the cars in the family. What kinds are available? i'll be needing a variety of em... ranging from the Type-A (dark tints) to different sizes.
Cyrus, 300mm is the perfect width so you can still put down your visors.
The group deal is turning out great, thanx all for replying.
12-29-2002, 02:38 PM
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Originally posted by TurDz
Any type is available.
Cyrus, 300mm is the perfect width so you can still put down your visors.
The group deal is turning out great, thanx all for replying.
Any type is available.
Cyrus, 300mm is the perfect width so you can still put down your visors.
The group deal is turning out great, thanx all for replying.
12-29-2002, 03:50 PM
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Originally posted by TurDz
didn't you answer your own question by quoting my post?
Yes...
didn't you answer your own question by quoting my post?
Yes...
12-29-2002, 06:27 PM
#25
Originally posted by VQdriver
yea, but does it mean the visors won't snag at all? i know someone who has them on a honda and the visors can only go vertical until they hit the mirror which does not allow them to be pushed up against the windshield. we have big visors. i want full adjustability.
yea, but does it mean the visors won't snag at all? i know someone who has them on a honda and the visors can only go vertical until they hit the mirror which does not allow them to be pushed up against the windshield. we have big visors. i want full adjustability.
12-30-2002, 03:31 AM
#28
Originally posted by TurDz
so, anyone wanna answer his question? will a 300mm mirror fully clear both visors?
so, anyone wanna answer his question? will a 300mm mirror fully clear both visors?
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....95#post1659778
12-30-2002, 10:01 PM
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yeah, i would be interested too,
whats the advantage of flat vs. convex?
and is the field of view really THAT much better with a large mirror?
what kind of prices are we talking about?
i would want a 270mm type-a aluminum mirror. not sure about curved or flat.
whats the advantage of flat vs. convex?
and is the field of view really THAT much better with a large mirror?
what kind of prices are we talking about?
i would want a 270mm type-a aluminum mirror. not sure about curved or flat.
