solution for seeing out of windshield better

[qwack]

Originally Posted by Phishy

Thanks for posting the pix... glad to hear it is working for you

Thank YOU, Phishy, for posting about it in the first place...it's great to find fun products for my SKY

[TexSon]

Originally Posted by qwack

Put on the lightinsight yesterday and here are pix. It's very small...you have to be the judge of how it looks from the outside. It was useful, especially when the top is up. Doesn't really bother me from the inside...it's not very distracting.

I received mine and installed it over the weekend, and from the pictures qwack has it is in pretty much the same location. You can see the lights, but they are small, however, you can see them. For me it helps, at $16 with shipping, you have to decide if it is worth it for you. I don't have to crane my neck to see the lights, so it works for me.

[hayabusa]

For the side mirror adjustment would it help to pull along side 4 parked cars.Then park along side the first one then adjust the mirror for the 2/3/4/ car or wherever the one in the blind spot is.

[skyfan]

Originally Posted by 1994SC2

Phishy was nice enough to give me the site (http://lightinsight.com/our_product.htm) and though it would be useful, I agree that it does strike me as more suited for a 1976 Buick not because of functionality but because it just would take away from the nice lines of my car (assuming you can see the outline of the product on the windshield). Thanks nonetheless Phishy, Im sure it will be useful for some Sky owners.

I PURCHASED ONE OF THE "LIGHTNSIGHTS" AND LIKE IT. MY SUGGESTION IS TO PUT IT ABOUT 2 INCHES DOWN FROM THE TOP OF THE WINDSHIELD AND JUST TO THE LEFT OF THE REAR VIEW MIRROR.

[Lil GTO]

Originally Posted by hayabusa

For the side mirror adjustment would it help to pull along side 4 parked cars.Then park along side the first one then adjust the mirror for the 2/3/4/ car or wherever the one in the blind spot is.

Excellent idea - if you can find such an arrangement of vehicles at your disposal. even if you don't make a change to your setuip at least you woudl get a better idea of exaclty how large your blind spot is - or how far around you have to crane your neck to check you blind spot.

there are also those little stick on mirrors that can be placed on your side mirror with a covex curve to them that help you see if something is in your blind spot - usually used on vans.

or maybe a really, really loud an obnoxious horn, blow the horn and anyone who does not clear out of your blind spot is asking for trouble.