Originally Posted by 4SUMERZ

I've adjusted the mirrors so I did not have a blind spot, but I would prefer a mirror that gives that extra side view just to be sure.

Originally Posted by SlothX311

I appreciate the attempt to innovate here but I'll add my thoughts. The mirror on the C6 is so tiny that I don't think this will be useful. In the coupe, the rearview gives you pretty good visibility of whats behind you or even where a typical car "blind spot" would be. I'm guessing this is due to the massive piece of glass back there. I have my mirrors setup to be blind spot mode only, I move my head if I need to adjust the angle.

Originally Posted by 98Gambler

Hey Chip hope things are going well. I’m like Sloth that for me they aren’t needed except with my top off. The glare from the roof panel and my dark tint makes the rear view almost unusable. If they were stickon and reasonably priced I might be interested. Good idea.

edited to add, after see the C7 one I would give it a try.

Originally Posted by mikeCsix

If you have your mirrors adjusted properly, there really is no blind spot in the lane next to you. Maybe two lanes over,,,, but not right next to you.

Originally Posted by Icecap

If you can admire the side of your car in your rear view mirror they are adjusted to provide a blind spot.

Originally Posted by Corvette_Ed

When the mirrors are adjusted correctly there is no blind spot next to you. Besides, it would cover up the "Objects in mirror are losing" text on my mirror.

Originally Posted by Oic0

I think people don't realize the blind spot situation relates to seat position too. I'm sure if its scooted way forward there is far less blind spot and turning your head is more effective. Me, I have LOTS of blind spot. Especially when merging onto the highway from a curved on-ramp. Will literally be running out of ramp and trying to angle my head every which way possible to see if its clear and can't. Yes my mirrors are angled all the way outward. Meanwhile i'm running out of ramp. Suuuucksss. My current solution is I have the seat scooted farther forward than is comfortable (Expecially getting in and out), I have the little round blind spot mirrors, and my mirrors are angled all the way outward. Helps help a ton but still isn't ideal and the lil round things are ugly.

Originally Posted by Corvette_Ed

My seat sits as far back as it can go without being part of the fuel tank, and with the mirrors adjusted accordingly I have no blind spot even with the top up.

Originally Posted by SPSandman

I have my seat almost all the way back as well and don't have any problems with blind spots. I will say the C6 is SOOO much better than my 2015 Camaro with regard to blind spots. The C7 seems to have a bit more issue since the back window doesn't go around the rear corners, which helps a ton on the C6. Either way, just takes a quick double check before changing lanes.

That being said I might be interested in this stick on mirror depending on price. Definitely wouldn't put one of the little mirrors on the C6, and don't really need it.

Just checked the price on the C7 one, not too bad and I would definitely be interested.

Originally Posted by JABCAT

if you have a blind spot, your mirrors are not adjusted correctly. I also have a ‘16 Wrangler Unlimited that many claim has horrible visibility due to the rear wiper motor taking up a chunk of the rear window & a big spare tire back there yet with the side mirrors adjusted correctly there’s no blind spots.

Originally Posted by gsflyer2011

Above. 95 percent of the people do not know how to adjust their mirrors. I have no blind spots.

Originally Posted by mikeCsix

If you have your mirrors adjusted properly, there really is no blind spot in the lane next to you. Maybe two lanes over,,,, but not right next to you.

Originally Posted by Custom Corvette Accessories

Thanks Everyone

We can just stipulate that there is a correct way to adjust your mirrors.



Regards
Chip

Originally Posted by Corvette_Ed

Sorry Chip, lol, I know this thread has to be frustrating for you. It's funny that most of the posts to the thread are against the need for the mirrors (including my own sadly), but nearly 2/3 of the poll responses are for them. Personally I don't need them, but with the overwhelming positive response to the poll I'd say you have your answer that the majority are in favor of this. I wish you good luck with the new product!!

Originally Posted by saplumr

No way. I drive my HD truck and full size work van with my mirrors. They all have backup cameras with front and rear sensors. To say adjust your properly and there is no blind spot is rediculous. The factory puts two type mirrors on vehicles for a legit reason. My wife's Yukon Denali XL has blind spot mirror sensors but it's easier to actually see what's in the blind spot. Of course this is just my take on this.

Originally Posted by saplumr

Yeah....good luck with that!

Originally Posted by wjnjr

Just so we're all on the same page, someone please describe the one correct way to adjust mirrors so there is no blind spot.

Originally Posted by Oldguychuck

I have a Polaris Slingshot for a toy and recently added some stick on convex mirrors. I did not think I needed them however after the first ride I realized how much more vision I had. I would assume it is the same on the C6 that you have gotten used to making do with what you have and would be surprised how much better it could be. I think any improvement would be welcomed..

Originally Posted by BadAV

I don't want to lose the dimming on the mirror. I would be in if I didn't have auto dimming.

I do have one of the small round stick on mirrors on the driver side. I simply preferring being able to easily see anything on the driver side of the car by quickly checking the small convex mirror.