370Z Blind Spots

enenen · 03-10-2009, 03:37 PM

+1 to properly adjusting the mirrors. no need for the convex mirrors if everything is adjusted properly. you should be able to follow a car from your rear view mirror, to your side mirror, and into you peripheral vision. if you can do that, how will there be any blind spots? if you can follow the car the whole way, where could it possibly hide? This is what I have always done, including my mitsubishi eclipse with smaller side mirrors than the Z, and I have never had an issue. I never turn and check over my shoulder, too much time not looking ahead; plus if i can see any cars near my in my mirrors, why would I? motorcycle mirrors aren't exactly the same setup as a car, so looking over your shoulder in that situation is a bit different.

03-10-2009, 03:37 PM	#27 (permalink)
enenen Base Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Ohio Posts: 30 Drives: 06 Nissan Frontier Rep Power: 18	+1 to properly adjusting the mirrors. no need for the convex mirrors if everything is adjusted properly. you should be able to follow a car from your rear view mirror, to your side mirror, and into you peripheral vision. if you can do that, how will there be any blind spots? if you can follow the car the whole way, where could it possibly hide? This is what I have always done, including my mitsubishi eclipse with smaller side mirrors than the Z, and I have never had an issue. I never turn and check over my shoulder, too much time not looking ahead; plus if i can see any cars near my in my mirrors, why would I? motorcycle mirrors aren't exactly the same setup as a car, so looking over your shoulder in that situation is a bit different.