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mirror add on
Do any of you have these and do you like them?
http://catalog.powerstrokeshop.com/partlocator/index.cfm?action=MorePartInfo&PartID=398264&siteid =214083&catalogid=4411
http://catalog.powerstrokeshop.com/partlocator/index.cfm?action=MorePartInfo&PartID=398264&siteid =214083&catalogid=4411
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From: Damon (South East Texas)
I have the C-Betr mirrors on my truck and love them. I probably use these mirrors the most. Work great for merging onto freeway and changing lanes, especially when towing my 35' fifth wheel. Also help in backing into parking spaces (can see the lines) and out of driveways.
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From: Vilonia Arkansas
I have the c-betrs also eliminates all those little blind spots and really help when towing with my dually. The only thing with the c-betrs is that you can't fold your mirrors all the way in, like drivethru's and tight garage doors
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Originally Posted by jnb
Do any of you have these and do you like them?
http://catalog.powerstrokeshop.com/partlocator/index.cfm?action=MorePartInfo&PartID=398264&siteid =214083&catalogid=4411
http://catalog.powerstrokeshop.com/partlocator/index.cfm?action=MorePartInfo&PartID=398264&siteid =214083&catalogid=4411
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From: Monroe Michigan
Originally Posted by 1996pwrstrk
I have the c-betrs also eliminates all those little blind spots and really help when towing with my dually. The only thing with the c-betrs is that you can't fold your mirrors all the way in, like drivethru's and tight garage doors
I have my C-betr just tight enough to slide back and forth on the mirror arms.
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From: Vilonia Arkansas
Originally Posted by maevans
I have found that if I extend my mirrors all the way out, and slide the C-betr mirror all the way out on the arms of the mirror, I can fold my mirrors in with out any problems.
I have my C-betr just tight enough to slide back and forth on the mirror arms.
I have my C-betr just tight enough to slide back and forth on the mirror arms.
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From: Slatington, PA
Go with the c-betr's. I love mine. The little mirror on the bottom is aimed at the tires, the big ones let me see a bit of the side of the truck and the c-betr's cover everything else. There's almost no blind spot now. I wish they made a heated version though.
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From: Central Alabama
My c-bter mirrors have saved my (and the people in the little car next to me) bacon a few times when lane changing. I also use a larger clip-on, rear view mirror(Autozone), it has come in handy more than a few times.
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