Cs?

Craftsquare. It is the original that Evo-R knocks off. The things I would do for a set :yum:

It's just a mirror. Unless it gets out and blows me, these are fine.

Not a fan of the craft square. Too small. Just doesn't look right to me. Is there a functional purpose?

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I know you don't mind drilling and shaving down things on your car, but I find its so much nicer to have high quality parts that fit properly. If I were going to buy aftermarket mirrors (way down on the list - I don't even have a damn oil cooler in Texas), I would consider the Evo-R ones overpriced for the quality. And yes, I have a seen them both in person. So I might as well pay a little more for used CS ones off the forum (wish me luck lol) :twocents:

To each their own. I'm not trying to diss your choice of the Evo-R mirrors. I'm just saying their are people out there that want top quality and will argue that CS offers that and Evo-R doesn't. Evo-R does a great job at providing a variety of less expensive parts than their competitors. I have the Z emblems and while the backing plate wasn't an ideal solution IMO, there was no other option, and I decided I was ok with it in the end. If their product works for you then great :tup:

Small is good. The fat a$$ stock mirrors often block my view of pedestrians, bikes, and even smaller cars sometimes. The CS also have a much better viewing angle because they are wide angle. To be fair, though, you can get stick on mirrors for the stock ones that give you a wide angle.

This is exactly why I made this mirror. This mirror was design from clay to final product. It is different than CS. Even installation is different. EVO-R does come in with concave wide angle mirrors.

Come check mine out

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I was comparing to the stock mirrors when I said the CS have a wider angle. I should have been clear.

I also didn't mean for it to come across as me saying the Evo-R stuff is low quality - I will edit my post. In this particular case, IMO, the CS mirrors are far superior, and really the only other product on the market to compare. The CS also cost twice as much or more new. For Evo-R to make a more affordable version is awesome :tup:

I have installed a variety of Evo-R mods for myself and others, and I will say the purchaser of the product was always pleased with the final result including any gap tolerances and the like :tiphat:

Jasrblue, sorry I wasn't pointing at you when I mention about how it is develop. It was to previous post about ours been replica of CS. Thank you for making it clear.

thanks for the review, got any installed pics synolimit?