SUMA Mirrors with TURN SIGNAL - interested?

[SeptuagenarianSasquatch]

I'll just add my three requests, all of which have been mentioned above:
1) No logo--but I can live with it.
2) Clear, no tint
3) We need a Bronco-specific install video and directions. Just where is the turn signal wires running to the back, and how do we access and identify them?

I'm sure somebody in your area will be delighted to volunteer his Bronco to have the mirror installed for a demo video.

Thanks!

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[ptgptg]

Does anyone know of a manufacturer that makes these without tint? I get it--Suma doesn't want to make them. I removed the tinted ones because I couldn't see them in the dark with my tinted windows. Love the idea, need a non tint mirror.

 

[SeptuagenerianSasquatch]

I found a guy who will do electrical on aftermarket items. It seems that since no model (to my knowledge--I have Badlands Lux) has turn signal in the mirror. (Correct me if I'm wrong.) So my "cash tech" will run a wire through the mirror housing, down the arm, to the right turn-signal circuits in the engine bay.

Now I'm not one for razzle-dazzle accessories, but Amazon has (various vendors) turn signal lamps which fit in the white side-illumination lamp on the mirror housing. These are common in many high-trim pickups and sedans. I'm getting older, and aware that what may be bells & whistles can compensate for my aging driving skills. My point: a mirror-mounted high-visibility turn-signal setup (rear-facing in the glass, side-and-front-facing in the housing) can keep me safer in intersections and turns. So I might have that installed, too.

@Ford

As long as I'm ranting, a motorized mirror-arm would be a desirable option for many drivers. This would allow you to power your mirrors in when you park (avoiding side-swipe damage), when you're in a tight spot on a trail, or perhaps your garage door isn't as wide as you wish it were. I had that on a Toyota Sienna, and it was very handy.

(But @Ford isn't monitoring this anymore, are they?)

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