Adjusting Your Vehicle's Side-View Mirror For Safety

[etlsport]

spike has a rounded lens in the center of his back window, called "van eyes" i think, works simiar to what you are talking about, does an ok job showing if something is there, but no details, could be a sheep, could be a humvee, no real way to tell heh

[navistar]

When I get the in-dash GPS, it will also be the sound system, etc. and back up camera. But I think it is illegal to have the camera functioning while the shift level is in the DRIVE position. Supposed to only work in the REVERSE position. But having a good, clear view of exactly what is behind you at all times right on your dash would be very, very nice.

[ZEUS]

Here is my solution: http://www.vehicross.info/forums/sho...eferrerid=1999

[tom4bren]

OK, so the process is only valid if you can see out of your rear view mirror. Try to impart some basic knowlege on a bunch of gear heads - what dya get - GRIEF.

Zeus, I like your solution. I bet the added visibility comes in handy with all that extra 0.05% throttle response.

[etlsport]

i think the most important thing is to know where your blind spots are.. i adjusted my mirrors to where i liked them and using a parked car in a fairly empty parking lot to check exactly where my blind spots are, now i know exactly what i can and cant see

[ZEUS]

OK, so the process is only valid if you can see out of your rear view mirror. Try to impart some basic knowlege on a bunch of gear heads - what dya get - GRIEF.

Zeus, I like your solution. I bet the added visibility comes in handy with all that extra 0.05% throttle response.

Hey that's point one percent there buddy! Get it right!

[tom4bren]

I reworked the math & it comes out to 0.06% so I'll accept your rounding up

No lightning bolts down my shorts this time.

[ZEUS]

Ahh, but dad...