Cup mirror retrofit question
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I have read that but it does not answer the question. The mirrors could be carbon fiber, a combination of fiber glass and carbon fiber or plastic covered with carbon cloth and they might still call them carbon as they do with the interior pieces that are not carbon but plastic with carbon cloth laminated thereon. In any event, it does not matter much as the weight savings for pieces such as these is minimum and the "optic" is that for which people pay.
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I agree. This is probably the biggest issue, if power matters to you. Otherwise, based on the shape of the Cup mirrors i suspect that they simply replace the mirror attachment point finishers on the standard car with little to no modification.
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Anyone ever resolve this issue?
I studied the mounting on a new cup car that was delivered at our local dealer and it seems the street version has the gasket and weather seal while the cup mirror mount has no provsion for this.
I studied the mounting on a new cup car that was delivered at our local dealer and it seems the street version has the gasket and weather seal while the cup mirror mount has no provsion for this.