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I have my build sheet all ready to send in but I can't decide on the mirrors. It's driving me crazy. I need pros and cons on the red mirror or the black mirror.
I thought it would be nice to have the red mirror break up the black pillar, roof and nacelles, now I'm not sure. Any thoughts? Thanks.
Worst case Ontario, get them in body color and if you don't like it theres replacements and covers that you can get for nearly the same price as the option from the factory.
Worst case Ontario, get them in body color and if you don't like it theres replacements and covers that you can get for nearly the same price as the option from the factory.
The black mirrors, spoiler, top and nacelles go with all of the other black accents on the car and make for one sharp cohesive and aesthetically pleasing masterpiece.
I thought the body colored mirrors looked odd on my build, so it was black for me. If the mirrors hadn't been two tone, perhaps I would have gone the other way, but the early post suggestion that you could get black covers is a good one. You would have the best of both worlds, .. put 'em on, take 'em off.
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