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Old 10-08-2010, 05:42 PM
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vf2 or vf4?
http://www.visionhotrod.com/mirrors_vf4.php
http://www.visionhotrod.com/mirrors_vf2.php
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Old 10-08-2010, 06:17 PM
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vf2 in my humble opinion.
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depends on the car they're going on. On a first gen Camaro I really like the second gen Camaro mirrors.

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there going on a 68 camaro.i held the 2nd gen mirror up to the side and just felt with all my body mods i needed something a little different from stock.thanks for your opinions everyone.
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I've put the VF2's on mine, look awesome..don't have any pics as they only went on last week and car is at the trimmers
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Like the VF2s IMO
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depends on the car they're going on. On a first gen Camaro I really like the second gen Camaro mirrors.

Jody
yeah thats what i was gonna say before i scrolled down... they just look so good and dont stick out in a "too much" aspect.

between the two you posted i would say the 2nd ones, but i would just say dont forget the saying "less is more"
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you guys got me thinking
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Neither one! Sorry
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