Question Rear view mirroir on htc solution?

[Concour]

did somebody find a solution for HTC C8 rear view mirror, i have tried a couple installations, but not perfect , i only use my C8 top down…… sorry for my bad English.

 

[Murray20c8]

did somebody find a solution for HTC C8 rear view mirror, i have tried a couple installations, but not perfect , i only use my C8 top down…… sorry for my bad English.

Adjusting your side mirrors properly. Sorry, I don't buy that the HTC is much worse than the coupe. A little sure, but when the side mirrors are adjusted properly there should be no blind spots.

 

[MKinOntario]

My motorhome uses a fixed lower convex mirror on both sides, mounted below the adjustable ones.
Works well in that context, long vehicle, with significant blind spots, both sides.
But they all do need to be adjusted properly.
Or, if that doesn't work, there's always this option...
Amazon product ASIN B0B418WJQD

 

[Thom]

Never an issue. I can see everything behind and beside me. Yes, HTC. Side mirrors should not show any of the side of your car. Just the area BESIDE the car. I adjust them so they are just about showing the car, but don't. I have zero blind spots.

 

[DW Ruby]

Side view mirrors, and constantly being vigilant as to what's happening around you is all that is needed.

 

[Neils]

 

[mcdavies]

Agreed, side view mirror adjustment. It's surprising how many people don't know how to adjust their mirrors. Lean to the side of the car the mirror is on, then adjust so that the side of the car just shows. Repeat for both sides. You'll see that when a car comes up beside you, it disappears in the rearview mirror just as it appears in the sideview mirror, and then disappears from the sideview mirror just as it appears in your peripheral vision. Test in traffic and fine tune as needed. Easy peasy...

 

[Murray20c8]

Agreed, side view mirror adjustment. It's surprising how many people don't know how to adjust their mirrors. Lean to the side of the car the mirror is on, then adjust so that the side of the car just shows. Repeat for both sides. You'll see that when a car comes up beside you, it disappears in the rearview mirror just as it appears in the sideview mirror, and then disappears from the sideview mirror just as it appears in your peripheral vision. Test in traffic and fine tune as needed. Easy peasy...

I get someone (my wife) to walk beside the car from the back to the front to confirm the sightlines and adjust if necessary. Like you say. Easy Peasy

 

[MKinOntario]

“What’s behind you doesn’t matter.” – Enzo Ferrari

 

[Murray20c8]

“What’s behind you doesn’t matter.” – Enzo Ferrari

Don't tell that to IMSA! lol.

 

[carbuff]

Small round convex mirrors fro Canadian Tire, placed in the sw corner of your car’s side mirrors. Have had those on every single car for the last 30 years.
Very simple, quick, and cheap solution.

Given the ton of crap many corvette owners like to stick to their corvettes, this is by far the most useful one. And one of the least hideous, IMO.

Wait, what? Did that hurt? LOL!

 

[Murray20c8]

. And one of the least hideous, IMO.

An opinion I do not share! lol

 

[DenisC8]

Small round convex mirrors fro Canadian Tire, placed in the sw corner of your car’s side mirrors. Have had those on every single car for the last 30 years.
Very simple, quick, and cheap solution.

Given the ton of crap many corvette owners like to stick to their corvettes, this is by far the most useful one. And one of the least hideous, IMO.

Wait, what? Did that hurt? LOL!

I agree, I have/had those on all my cars including the corvette