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Originally Posted by 1Cor10:23
Felt the same way when I got my frs. I adjusted my mirrors outward such that I can barely see the rear end of the car when I stick my head as close to window as I can (comfortably, not face against glass haha.) this allows you to effectively catch your blind spot in the mirror. If it's not in the mirror it's already beside you and you should be able to see in periphery.
To be honest, should be set like this for all cars, it's much safer. Only problem is that it makes it more difficult to back into spots with mirrors as it's harder to track your rear corners.
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THIS. I learned a while ago that you need to ALWAYS set your mirrors to a 90 degree angle (as far out straight until it clicks back). Makes your corners 100% better. Just feel the distance when changing lanes, but always look over your shoulder to double check.