Replacing door-mounted side mirrors

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Replacing door-mounted side mirrors

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I'm looking at replacing the bulky door-mounted side mirrors with carbonfibre racing items shown below:

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So how do i remove the side mirrors, and does anybody know how many bolts hold the factory mirrors onto the door? I'll be ricing it up again so i might cover up the excess holes with stickers instead of going thru the expense of patching it up and resraying again...
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geez... you and bloody carbon fibre! :roll: (said in jest)

I reckon you'd wear carbon fibre undies if they made them! :lol:

On a serious note, talk to Foulz as he changed his.
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I reckon you'd wear carbon fibre undies if they made them!
...what, and risk my balls cut in half? Sorry, i'm not into that sort of fetish... :P

carbonfibre is the sh*t! :D
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Hahahhahaa heres the secret guys, Mikey had a whole set of carbonfibre dinner set, it suppose to be make any person eat faster as they are lighter!!!
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I suspect he may have a carbon fibre bed, so he can sleep faster.
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WTF...??

stick to topic, and stop hijacking my thread! :P
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Post by ruchi »

Well I already gave you the answer, can't we have fun now! :lol:

back on topic: I don't think anyone but Foulz has done this, so he is your best source of info.
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To be honest with you Mikey, I think those mirrors look kinda shyte for my liking. But if that tickles your fancy, its your choice. Just my 2c..
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hey mikey,
its so easy, u push the button to fold your mirrors and then there should be two screws....its as easy as that.
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Post by Blaze »

I used to have those mirror (small like the ones for big bike) fitted to the black triangle plastic. Too small to check the view, and was also worry about possible defect, coz it's quite obvious. There were holes exposed from original mirror location. I got rid of them, and get the stock ones on.
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thanks for the tip Foulz... how do you remove the wires?
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from memory, when u unscrew the mirror, pull it out and i think there is a plug for the wires......if not u might need to take off the dorr trim and look under there....
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Yep there is a plug for the wires (just looked yesterday as my mirrors are off at the moment)
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Post by GPXXX »

ahhh, thanks for that fellas! :D

i'm waiting for the delivery of my bling-bling CF mirrors now hehe...!! :twisted:

time to look for rice stickers to cover up the factory mounting hole then, hahaha...
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