VaCooL
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posted on 27-1-2005 at 18:47
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Porsche 962
There du you get the side mirrors in rubber from?
I have seen it on Nick's Porsche 962
Regards Jan
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JustMe
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posted on 29-1-2005 at 16:20
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Not rubber mirrors..........
It were plastic mirrors, but with a little gadget: I cut off the little plastic stuts standardly attached. Then I drilled a 0,5mm hole in the mirror
and put in a nylon hair from a dishwasherbrush. (I have know idea what the appropriate word is, but you probably know what I mean. The thinggie you
use to clean your dishes.)
Drill a 0,5mm hole in the body were normally the plastic stut should be, and glue the other end of the nylon string in the hole.
Now the mirror has a flexible attachment to the body, and in normal circumstances it cannot be torn off.
Simple example of how stuff used around the house can be transformed into high-tech slotrace parts. 
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VaCooL
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posted on 30-1-2005 at 09:16
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Thats a great tip! 
Thanks a lot 
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Keld Hoefler
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posted on 4-2-2005 at 15:17
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or you can use fishingline, it works great on my Enzo, and still hold the mirrors after 6h+2h at 3 days.
Keld
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