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hi
now thats funky i was looking for piper x air filters and saw those and thought about it sam they are a real nice shape the only problem i would have had is filling the holes for original mounting and then spraying again!!
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True... These were brand new doors and hadnt had a hole drilled yet when I put them on 
I *THINK* the base of the mirror would be large enough to cover the stock hole though.... Worth checking if someone has the bits.
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but for somebody who is still in the prep stage they are a sweeeeet choice and so easy on the old wallet ( keep the loved ones sweet and your half way there) .
the mirror moves within the housing rather than the whole housing moving doesnt it sam?
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Yup, and the whole housing pivots at the base too. Slightly tinted glass too, which reduces glare from them.
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Originally posted by njv
very nice.
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Thanks
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i must admit to be toying with painting my mirrors to match the bodywork but i will run mine now as they are for a while first.
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Do it, it looks Sooooo much better, and all you need is some plastic primer, some high build primer and some car colour. 
Cya,
Sam C
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