BobbyC

Does your in-car mirror vibrate badly so you see a blurred image of the cars behind you (or 'am I the only one)? And if so has anyone found a solution to fix this?

thanks...

///Mous3

During my senior year at UCLA, one of the projects was to design a control system that maintains the distance between two mirrors where a laser beam was bouncing back and forth. Those mirros were mounted on piezoelectric crystal to cancel out all the vibrations.

I was thinking about that project since the mirrors on my Ducati can't see crap due to vibration.

TTRob

Mine does..

zellamsee

mine does too

mooty

me too. but why are you looking at your mirror. those behind you are clearly slower

doc2s

maybe they are trying to pas you

mooty

not since i installed a 80psi triple turbo.

roberga

mine to.. kind a cool

sjgreco

I think it is caused by the lighter weight rear glass window which vibrates, not the mirror. Thought I read somewhere either on a post or in the owners manuel how images in the rear window will look blurred.

C.J. Ichiban

it's always blurry from vibes...I generally just use the outside mirrors

Pingo

Mine does...

Frank 993 C4S

Mine does - at first I thought it was the rear wing.

Carrera GT

This is either a dry witticism or an expression of boundless optimism! : )

The rear glass is no different (from GT3, RS or any Carrera) and the vibration, well, just touching the mirror suppresses the vibration, revealing a clear image of the cop trying to pace you through traffic.

deutschmick

Mine does too - but so far no RMS leak so I'm happy!

tmario

Mine vibrates at idle, but not once you rev up. The engineers did a good job tuning the resonance! I think its cool.