Subwoofer-Induced Mirror Symphony Immerse Yourself in a World of Bass

If you have a S2-3 and the mirror base falls off the glass, replace the whole lot with a S1 setup, that way you shouldn't have the vibration ... I notice this most after driving home from work after my truck has been sitting in the sun all day. A/C on or off makes no difference. After I' ... You could try taking apart the mirror and putting a bit of sound deadening material on the inside. It probably has to do specifically with how the front glass is designed, coupled with the 6x9's in the front doors that can produce a decent amount of low ... This is common with all vehicles, bass = vibration. Get a nice 12" sub and turn it up and watch what vibrates! :). Sounds like your whole windshield if vibrating from your sub and not just your rear-view mirror. ... I installed a 10" Alpine Type-R subwoofer ... You could experiment sticking a whole bunch of blutack onto the back to see if it damps the vibrations, then add a bit of mass more permanently. No, sir. I ended up installing a subwoofer in my trunk so now the vibration is a standard on all mirrors lol. However, i think that maybe taking ... The problem is mainly due to the mirror being mounted to a arm off of the roof, creating a moment arm/cantilever effect. Mount your mirror to something else, or turn it down a bit. There's really not much you can do, given that it's the sound waves causing the vibration.