Agent 47 Mirrors Q?
11/20/08, 02:56 AM
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Agent 47 Mirrors Q?
I was wondering how big is the agent 47 mirror (mirror part not housing) compared to the stock?
Anyone here have them?
Besides looking great, how do they perform during daily driving? How do they compare to the stockers?
The one thing I love about the stang is the mirror itself is big enough and gives you a good field of vision. Does the agent 47 mirror feel like a 1960's mirror that you can barely see who is behind?
Anyone here have them?
Besides looking great, how do they perform during daily driving? How do they compare to the stockers?
The one thing I love about the stang is the mirror itself is big enough and gives you a good field of vision. Does the agent 47 mirror feel like a 1960's mirror that you can barely see who is behind?
11/20/08, 06:59 AM
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Personally, I find them to be between the 60's mirrors and the stock mirrors, as far as size goes. They're noticeably smaller, but not so that they're unusable. It does take a few days to get used to them. But the look is more than worth it.
11/20/08, 09:54 AM
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Will take you about a week to get used to the slightly smaller field of vision, but well worth it in terms of appearance upgrade. At least in my case I find that 99% of the time when driving the 'stang I'm the one doing the passing and everyone behind me shows up just fine in the windshield-mounted rear view mirror. 
11/20/08, 09:56 AM
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Will take you about a week to get used to the slightly smaller field of vision, but well worth it in terms of appearance upgrade. At least in my case I find that 99% of the time when driving the 'stang I'm the one doing the passing and everyone behind me shows up just fine in the windshield-mounted rear view mirror.
11/20/08, 05:12 PM
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Couldnt of said it better. I love mine and the look is perfect.
11/21/08, 04:01 PM
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As mentioned, we have them in stock, and can PTM any factory color, or combo if you want to go crazy with it - we did a two-tone on ours just like on DarkFire's car. A little more money, but a really cool look.
11/21/08, 06:02 PM
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Yep. I get compliments from Mustang owners constantly on these. On some cars, all black looks good. On other cars, body match looks good. But red is too bold and the two-tone scheme works perfectly on it. I wouldn't have them any other way. And they look awesome on your car too, Marcello.
11/21/08, 11:37 PM
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My car is black, so I don't need to paint them as long as they are version II and flat black will look great on my car and is UV stable.
Are the unpainted ones perfectly smooth or are they like the oem ones as far as finish?
Are the unpainted ones perfectly smooth or are they like the oem ones as far as finish?
11/22/08, 05:35 PM
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I've finally learned how to use my new equipment, and I hope to have a new camera by spring, so it could be very interesting.
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