***keeping broadway mirror in place with bass***
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***keeping broadway mirror in place with bass***
My Broadway mirror tilts down after a couple of bass hits and I have to adjust it every time I look at it. Finally it got annoying so I clipped the mirror on upsidedown and surprisingly it's staying in place now.
It does look a little out-of-place mainly because the "Broaway" lettering is upsidedown. Is there anyway I can shave the lettering off? Or do you guys have other ideas to keep it in place right side up?
It does look a little out-of-place mainly because the "Broaway" lettering is upsidedown. Is there anyway I can shave the lettering off? Or do you guys have other ideas to keep it in place right side up?
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1. Unsnap it (take it off)
2. Mount it Correctly using the snap/clip feature and some 3m double sided tape on the backside.
It will help take away 95% of the vibration.
I have done this successfully on all three of my cars.
2. Mount it Correctly using the snap/clip feature and some 3m double sided tape on the backside.
It will help take away 95% of the vibration.
I have done this successfully on all three of my cars.
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Originally posted by krbga
1. Unsnap it (take it off)
2. Mount it Correctly using the snap/clip feature and some 3m double sided tape on the backside.
It will help take away 95% of the vibration.
I have done this successfully on all three of my cars.
1. Unsnap it (take it off)
2. Mount it Correctly using the snap/clip feature and some 3m double sided tape on the backside.
It will help take away 95% of the vibration.
I have done this successfully on all three of my cars.
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