Broadway rear view mirror
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From: Lafayette Hill
Originally Posted by SilverKnight,Jun 8 2006, 02:20 AM
pics 
on the s2k
on the s2ki believe i have the 300mm. it's about 5 yrs old, i took it off my other car. i think it helps...but it is a bit wide...i.e you can't use the sunvisors without hitting the mirror
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From: Pasadena, SOCAL
I have on in my accord but i didn't buy one for the S, because the size of rear window is limited, it's not going to make any different anyway.
The only advantage i could think of is the tinted finish, which could cut down some glare
The only advantage i could think of is the tinted finish, which could cut down some glare
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From: Washington DC Metro area
Originally Posted by SilverKnight,Jun 7 2006, 08:33 PM
is tinted the blue one? or is that convex
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I got a flat 270mm the size is perfect, getting over the 270mm is pointless since you can't see with the top up anyways I figure, unless you have a hardtop.
The 270mm flat is perfect, I've tried the convex ones and it makes everything seem closer and also like just doesn't feel right, but maybe that is just my opinion on it.
But yes they are a great deal at like $15 cdn
The 270mm flat is perfect, I've tried the convex ones and it makes everything seem closer and also like just doesn't feel right, but maybe that is just my opinion on it.
But yes they are a great deal at like $15 cdn
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From: Los Angeles
My mom has the convex broadway in her CR-V. Its so wide I can see the passengers in the back seat and the rear window looks like it's twice as far away due to the perspective distortion. I think it may be over kill with a car as small as an s2k.
