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Sure you can!
Just because the 2010 doors are steel instead of aluminum, and a different shape, doesn't mean a thing.
Enough gorilla tape and you can mount those mirrors on anything!
My question, what is "stubby" about the 2024 mirrors???
Sure you can!
Just because the 2010 doors are steel instead of aluminum, and a different shape, doesn't mean a thing.
Enough gorilla tape and you can mount those mirrors on anything!
My question, what is "stubby" about the 2024 mirrors???
First off, I'm an airplane mechanic. I'd use aluminum speed tape.
Just seem short and can't get a good vertical view like I was used to on the 2010. Might be the cut off corners. Haven't really eyeballed each for possible compatibility yet.
I had 2010 mirrors on my last F250 (even though it was a 2006), and honestly can't tell a bit of difference with the 2024 style. Yeah the top outer corner is mitered off, but it isn't something I notice. Your question surprises me because even though I knew there was a difference, I had not even thought about it while driving.
but then you have the shorter/narrower convex lower mirror. its super noticeable, i hate them on my 2011.
Yeah good point. I do like the lower spot mirror on 23 better. Turns out the fastener patterns to mount the assemblies are different. Space between the bars are half inch shorter on the 23 so no swapping mirrors between assemblies.
Having driven basically every model change from '99 to '23, I gotta admit the '23 has the best, biggest mirrors of them all. Yes the upper corner is mitered off (evidently for a mileage improvement on these bricks) but otherwise they've got the biggest convex mirror and the most adjustability out of all of them.