Originally Posted by
WD40
Yes, will be interesting what the images on screen actually look like. I've installed a backup camera but having blind-spot monitors would make driving in rush-hour/heavy traffic easier & less-stressful! No one ever said the Crossfire was easy to see out of (with the top up). The next time you drive a 1960s or even most 1970s cars notice how slim the pillars are and the high percentage of glass that is at your sight-level. Before roll-over standards took effect cars were much easier to see out of.
Yeah I know what you mean. I installed four radar sensors in my rear bumper a couple years back for that reason. Two are for backing up and the other two are for blind spot sensing. I went with the radar sensors instead of ultrasonic because you can hide them behind the bumper and they will work through the plastic. No drilling holes or signs they are even there
The two in the center are for backing up
One of the side blind spot sensors