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My new 4/4 has square shaped mirrors on the doors that i find wont adjust on the passenger side to give a clear view of the rear wing for parking.

No matter how i set it the view is poor. Do the round type , Like the librands ones, offer a better view? Are they a worthwhile addition?

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My round ones are fine.

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Round mirrors from HoE certainly do. I have them on both mine, and they are also superior to the factory round mirrors.


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I have a pair of John Taylor's round mirrors @ 69 pounds a pair...made a massive difference on visibilty.

Throw the square ones in the bin !!!! (actually sold mine on ebay for 25 pounds)

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Originally Posted By DaveW
Round mirrors from HoE certainly do. I have them on both mine, and they are also superior to the factory round mirrors.


Another vote for the HoE mirrors here. Loads better than the standard rectangular jobbies.


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And I vote for John Taylor as well, super chap and mega helpful. I had HofE round convex ones on my car and one glass fell off on the motorway, no complaint I'd had them for years. I was on my way to Scotland and rang John Taylor and they were home when I got back, I had not realised that they are slightly larger diameter than the HofE ones and gave a much wider field of vision, no idea how they compare size wise with the Librands? Beautifully made and in particular I like how the pivot tension of the head can be adjusted. Fitted straight into the OE bases.


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Definitely an improvement, another vote from me !
Did have an issue with the glass falling out on the factory ones though.


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First thing I did on my cars, fit the round mirrors and get rid of the large plastic rear view mirror as well, Ian


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One of the first things I did when I first bought mine

I couldn't understand how owners before me could tolerate not being able to adjust the passenger side mirror to a point where it was even vaguely useful

I also invested in a pair of John Taylor's (morgan hoods) ( Phoenix designs ) round mirrors

I've never looked back!

Sorry, what I mean to say is that I can now look back


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Andymot,
I guess by now you have got the message, a big yes for round mirrors and further, John Taylor is a great chap, if you intend using your Mog for weekends away etc, his car covers are great. Iv'e had one for years and they really work.

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