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pgamboa Senior Enthusiast

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I thought I remember reading where the frameless mirror was slightly smaller than the oem one though. So keep that in mind. 

Yep

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VanguardK2 Enthusiast

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Yep

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Damn it pgamboa now I want one more cause it looks so good installed [emoji23]

I'll definately have to pick one of those up at some point

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pgamboa Senior Enthusiast

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Damn it pgamboa now I want one more cause it looks so good installed [emoji23]

I'll definately have to pick one of those up at some point

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I ended up taking mine off when I did it. My wife commented about the reduced rear view ability. The mirror was also gifted to me to test out last year or so... so I ended up giving it back to him :)

I’ll likely reinstall it again. LOL. I like the way it looks.


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Bohanan23 Enthusiast

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I actually have the dim style mirror I guess I just don't notice a difference. Lol that Camaro rear view is awesome

tmo Enthusiast

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Can this be done if the truck has lane keep assist (the camera next to the mirror)?

TJay74 Senior Enthusiast

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I dont think the camera style rear view mirror will be easy to put in. The Camaro group has been working on it, last I read you needed the new mirror, new camera, the wiring harness and some other stuff. It sure wasnt plug and play at all.

pgamboa Senior Enthusiast

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9 minutes ago, TJay74 said:

I dont think the camera style rear view mirror will be easy to put in. The Camaro group has been working on it, last I read you needed the new mirror, new camera, the wiring harness and some other stuff. It sure wasnt plug and play at all.

Yeah - There is certainly fabrication needed to mount the dual camera at the tail gate location.  If I can get my hands on a mirror and camera at a decent price, I'd be willing to give it a go.

2 hours ago, tmo said:

Can this be done if the truck has lane keep assist (the camera next to the mirror)?

Yes.  

4 hours ago, Bohanan23 said:

I actually have the dim style mirror I guess I just don't notice a difference. Lol that Camaro rear view is awesome

There is a sensor on the glass itself as well as a sensor on the back of the mirror.  When the sensors are covered, the mirror dims...and sends this dimming signal to the driver side DL3 mirror (if you have that).

VanguardK2 Enthusiast

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I ended up taking mine off when I did it. My wife commented about the reduced rear view ability. The mirror was also gifted to me to test out last year or so... so I ended up giving it back to him default_smile.png

I’ll likely reinstall it again. LOL. I like the way it looks.


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I do that too [emoji1] Ill likely do that with some parts to my truck like I did with my jeep grille. I had a color match one and a chrome one and I would switch back and forth when I wanted a slightly different look. I'll likely do that to my truck now when I find a cheap grille on here or CL...

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