Can you measure yours for me?
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Can you measure yours for me?
I am preparing to order my gauges and have decided to go with the setup that goes above the rear-view mirror. I have studied this intently and have come to the conclusion that their is not enough room. Can someone measure the distance from the top of the mirror to the roof for me?
Thanks,
RC
Thanks,
RC
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[QUOTE=. But, isn't the mirror just glued to the windshield? That would allow you to remove the mount, lower it a little, and re-glue it back.[/QUOTE] Yes it is glued on, but removal is very risky for breaking the windshield. Removal consisted of using a propane torch on the outside, moving it at all times to avoid to much heat in one area,(low heat ) over the mirror button area with somebody in the inside with a pair on pliers gentle wiggling the button. I don't recommend trying it because a new OEM shield is about $450.00 . to much risk.
We do this a lot for the hotrodders that chop their top and we have to cut their glass down to fit.
We do this a lot for the hotrodders that chop their top and we have to cut their glass down to fit.
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Originally Posted by maevans
Yes it is glued on, but removal is very risky for breaking the windshield. Removal consisted of using a propane torch on the outside, moving it at all times to avoid to much heat in one area,(low heat ) over the mirror button area with somebody in the inside with a pair on pliers gentle wiggling the button. I don't recommend trying it because a new OEM shield is about $450.00 . to much risk.
We do this a lot for the hotrodders that chop their top and we have to cut their glass down to fit.
We do this a lot for the hotrodders that chop their top and we have to cut their glass down to fit.
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Originally Posted by BuickTurbo
A BLOW TORCH?
There is a tool that you can buy to remove the button. It takes about 30 seconds.
There is a tool that you can buy to remove the button. It takes about 30 seconds.