I decided to help the poor guy out :tup:

Very nice, straight to the correct answer.

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I am jealous you got the mirrors on your ride. :mad:

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They look really good :tup:

3 more months to go for me.

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Might have to play some Witcher 3 today. Blood and Wine DLC is awesome so far.

I hate waiting for parts. Fi HFC, craftsquare, Nitrous lines, fak, we need drone delivery :rock:

USPS drone crashes into Kenchan's cars everyday :icon17:

What do you recommend as good basic tools to have on hand? Still new to this stuff....

My tools consist of a basic ratchet set with a random assortment of fittings and my first power drill lol. I really want to buy this porter cable 4 gallon shopvac I saw at Costco lol

Pretty much made my decision to keep an eye out for some when Bob came up to Vegas and drove me around for an evening :)

But I will say get the CS mirrors if you care at all about fit and finish and don't mind the wallet hit.

I love the actual mirrors ... have to be more careful about changing lanes. They make every lane look wide open lol. I can see the front of a car almost even with my rear bumper, and I can actually see bicyclists and pedestrians without having to crane my neck to look around the mirrors :tup:

All depends on which way you want to go. I prefer air tools myself.
WHen it comes to tools, if it is going to be used often buy something good that will last. Stuff like impacts that need some oomph, I like to get corded vs. battery. Most good tool brands will last a lifetime or three with proper maintenance and care.

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He might like that ... bit like hail damage?

I placed my order a few weeks back for the CS TCA-F style. :tup: