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Broadway Mirror 240 or 270

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Im about to buy my broadway mirror, just wondering if anyone has the 270mm? I want to get that one but i dont want it to hit my visors.

Also if you have the convex one on a coupe, is there any point in getting one since you dont have rear windows?
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No one knows?
I have a 240mm convex and it's perfect.
I also own a 270mm convex, but I've never even test fit it, just keep it in the suv lol

240mm convex will give a view out of the entire rear windshield as well as some of the rear passenger window, no problems at all clearing the visors.
I just placed an order for a 300mm flat mirror :D
300mm is a foot long mirror...
Hope it fits lol
Let me know how it fits! doubt the 300 will fit. Hey can you test fit that 270 for me? Please :)
Let me know how it fits! doubt the 300 will fit. Hey can you test fit that 270 for me? Please :)
Yeah, i can test it out and post pics tomorrow
Thanks!
270 is fine
Hey that's the same one I got! :) Works awesome!
I have a 240mm convex and it's perfect.
I also own a 270mm convex, but I've never even test fit it, just keep it in the suv lol
Can you post a pic if the 240mm in your Accord? I may pick one up based on how it looks in your ride. I can't stand the auto-dim on my rear view, always shut it off when I start the car.


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I'll have pics up with the 240mm and 270mm in a few hours, kinda of busy at the moment.


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Top mirror is a normal convex 270mm Broadway mirror.
Bottom mirror is a Type A convex 240mm Broadway mirror.

I personally prefer the 240mm. The 240mm is almost exactly the same length as the oem mirror and still provides more than enough of a viewing angle. The 270mm can almost look into the front passenger window which is completely unnecessary in my opinion. Both mirrors clear the visors.

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ah man brings back memories of my high school days in the late 90s early 2000's. everyone had a broadway mirror on their imports lol.

i would put my old broadway mirror on, but i find the auto-dim feature very useful. :(
Never driven with auto dimming mirrors, but I've never even bothered to ever use the manual dimming on the mirror. I've driven with broadway mirrors longer than without them, can't go back lol


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Top mirror is a normal convex 270mm Broadway mirror.
Bottom mirror is a Type A convex 240mm Broadway mirror.

I personally prefer the 240mm. The 240mm is almost exactly the same length as the oem mirror and still provides more than enough of a viewing angle. The 270mm can almost look into the front passenger window which is completely unnecessary in my opinion. Both mirrors clear the visors.

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Thank you sir, I think I'll be looking for the 240mm.


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This might be a dumb question, but can you flip these up to dim them? It doesn't look like they have a tab, and I would imagine the light refraction only works with a straight mirror, but I'm curious because I've always thought it'd be a good idea to have something like this.
Just throwing it out there.. Click link in my signature if anyone, w/o lane departure warning camera, interested in converting to auto dim mirror w/ home link for cheap


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No, the mirror's can't be dimmed, but I've never found glare to be as big of a problem with these mirrors. They also have a tinted mirror made to reduce glare.


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^^ yeah, its not dimmable.. but i like the broadway than the oem autodimming mirror
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