i have read on this site and another that there arent any holes to screw the mirror on so i wouls have to drill holes with a drill..is this true?
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My husband says he is fairly certain he had to drill those holes. But assembly was very easy otherwise. even that not difficult. Mostly pre-assembled, pretty we'll made.
1305580
hmmm, mine had 3 bolts and fit perfectly. It was the exact specs of the original, except the threading was different so I had to use the nuts that came with the mirror (I tried the original, but they didn't fit). So basically, the mirror fit perfectly. I am not sure why your mirror only had two bolts.
798590
The mirror comes with brackets. They should work. But if your are going thru tube framing, i would drill the brackets for bolts. I just used the screws for my gti.
202965
It is supposed to snap over your existing mirror, but your mirror had better be very thin. I mounted mine over the mirror in my MDX. It popped off and the very thin, very dark mirror shattered. I it infield Amazon and was told that I had to deal with the seller who is in Asia. I had to pay $29 to mail this defective item to Asia. The post office cannot track packages overseas. It apparently never arrived so I lost the $169 I paid for the item, plus the $29 for mailing. Amazon would not back me up in any way, even though I have been an Amazon Prime member for years. Apparently you are not buying the item from Amazon, but from some random vendor in Asia. Save your money. It is supposed to snap over your existing mirror, but your mirror had better be very thin. I mounted mine over the mirror in my MDX. It popped off and the very thin, very dark mirror shattered. I it infield Amazon and was told that I had to deal with the seller who is in Asia. I had to pay $29 to mail this defective item to Asia. The post office cannot track packages overseas. It apparently never arrived so I lost the $169 I paid for the item, plus the $29 for mailing. Amazon would not back me up in any way, even though I have been an Amazon Prime member for years. Apparently you are not... » Read More It is supposed to snap over your existing mirror, but your mirror had better be very thin. I mounted mine over the mirror in my MDX. It popped off and the very thin, very dark mirror shattered. I it infield Amazon and was told that I had to deal with the seller who is in Asia. I had to pay $29 to mail this defective item to Asia. The post office cannot track packages overseas. It apparently never arrived so I lost the $169 I paid for the item, plus the $29 for mailing. Amazon would not back me up in any way, even though I have been an Amazon Prime member for years. Apparently you are not buying the item from Amazon, but from some random vendor in Asia. Save your money. « Show Less
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I don't think so. I had to screw a metal strip into the frame across the top of the mirror. If the mirror has no frame, I can't imagine where you would attach that strip.
734165
My table didn't had holes for the screws and the mirror didn't Had holes either, you just have to make ur own little holes on the mirror and the table. I did that and it came out perfectly.
3917
Their are no holes drilled in the bars. The only area that is open is the ends which have a removable insert which a person can remove for bar end mirrors or possibly hiding wires(if you where to hide wiring inside these bars,which would be possible, holes would need to be drilled for different enter and exit holes for said wires)
661052
What I did was install a wooden dowel inside the handlebars and then drilled out a hole, and installed the mirrors that way. I know that does not answer the question, but I never tried to find out.
1081497
I checked my daughters light and I didn't see anything to tighten. I assume that maybe one of the little round circles on the side of the base might pop off and that maybe you could then get to a screw to tighten. I didn't want to pop anything off on hers in case I'm wrong and it couldn't be put back on. Her mirror is still really tight where it just stays wherever it is placed. Could you fold a small piece of paper and put between the outer ring and the mirror itself and wedge it in such a way that it will stay put where you want it? Sorry I couldn't be of any more help than that.
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Hello I have used there mirrors and they are great; Make sure to screw them in tight and check the bolts every now and again...you can see vehicles coming when you position them slightly wider then the ones below...enjoy
2036724
I tried to find out the same thing, and couldn't get an answer. I ended up buying a mirror separately, and it looks fine.
201749
The mirror is screw mounted on top. If you take it off, it will have, I think, four screw holes (that could be filled in ),Top is smooth and square. I Hope that helps.
832929
There are two holes per mirror. I just used those as pilots and drilled my rails to match
369064
You can, but that back panel is what the mirror attaches to. So, if your mirror does not match the lining of the holes on the panel to screw and support your mirror, you will have to drill new holes.
80593
If I remember right, aren't the bolts attached to the frame? Then you remove nuts to remove mirror? I don't think there's bolts in the kit.
1955804
Nope! You do need to drill couple of small holes. The spoiler comes with a paper "map" that is used to pin-point the exact location of the needed holes. Installation was very simple, and you will LOVE the new look!
950146
I used suction cups and fixed to mirror. If I were screwing to wall, assuming drywall, I would use a drywall anchor or similar device. Plz see http://www.bobvila.com/articles/how-to-install-a-drywall-anchor/ Good luck.