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There are some huge blind spots with the 370z...and it's more than what the mirrors can cover. Try backing out your driveway... For the most part I have mine set
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There are some huge blind spots with the 370z...and it's more than what the mirrors can cover. Try backing out your driveway...
For the most part I have mine set to where if I turn my head and look at the mirror, I can see the edge of my rear quarters over the rear wheels at the very edge of the mirror. I can't adjust the passenger side as far out as I'd prefer (click-click-click)...so I have it at about the same spot - where the edge of the rear fender if in the mirror when I turn my head to look... I still nearly merged into a car the other day getting on the highway, and I checked mirrors AND looked out the driver's side window. |
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