http://www.clearviewmirrors.com.au/Quote:
Originally Posted by jay see
A fair whack dearer than the MSA one though.
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http://www.clearviewmirrors.com.au/Quote:
Originally Posted by jay see
A fair whack dearer than the MSA one though.
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Don't really see much of a difference.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Nah, I didn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Pretty sure unleashed (or whateva pat callans mag is called) did a review comparison of the msa and clearview drop down slides last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by jay see
From memory they're pretty similar, think the clearview has a few other new features and weighs a fair bit less as well - but it does cost a few hundred $$$ more
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You might find the centre of the drawers will pull up when the drop slide is loaded and pulled out.Quote:
Originally Posted by jay see
The MSA slide handle lifts up and over the fridge when you lower it. The Clearview fridge goes down. Not a big deal for most but for a shorty like me, and if your parked on a bit of a hill, it can be a task. Also I have found the handle hits the top section of the small barn door too when lowering. So I need to force the door open that little bit more for it to clear.Quote:
Originally Posted by jay see
I'm going to put it all in today and then see how it holds up. If a center point is needed will do it then.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
I think you might be taller than me lol.
I reakon i can live with the MSA considering the the whole set up (draws, dropslide, cage and fridge) cost me $1600.
Should I be running all negatives to a buzz bar or just earth them to the closest point.
Depends on what it is I suppose. I try to have a common earth point in different sections of the car. Only for trouble shooting if need be really.
Winch switch sorted. Just need to do a simple switch on the bar and some light for the isolator.
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