Relocation Brackets for 2013 Jeep Wrangler Sport 2DR that Won't Cut Visibility on Passenger Side
Updated 09/01/2015 | Published 08/31/2015
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Hi, I am interested in relocating my factory mirrors to allow use when the doors are off. Many of the ones Ive seen admit the passenger side mirror is only 50 visible when relocated forward using the new bracket. Does anyone make a slightly extended bracket for the passenger side so you have full use of the right hand mirror? The brackets are a very simple design....it doesnt seem like it would be difficult to fabricate some that would be completely functional. Thanks!
asked by: David B
Expert Reply:
The Rampage Side Mirror Relocation Brackets, # RA8685, that you referenced were designed for the 1987 - 1995 Jeep YJ and does limit the visibility of the mirror on the passenger side but for your 2013 Jeep Wrangler Sport 2DR we have a solution. Take a look at the Rampage Jeep Side Mirrors with Windshield Relocation Brackets, # RA7619. This will provide full visibility of the passenger side mirror.
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