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No they don't, the bolt pattern is really close though. The install basically involves drilling 2 holes and trimming a small piece of plastic off the the mirror bracket. Looks pretty straightforward. These mirrors are so much better than the Chevy ones. That and they aren't Chevy mirrors on a ford.
My Buddy has a 2013 Ecoboost with the electric mirrors that extend, and tuck in. So much want![/QUOTE]
I have thought about trying a set of the all power ones, but the base is so much different it would take quite a bit of fab work to accomplish. These should work pretty awesome as they extend and fold in, you just have to do it manually. From what I've seen, just about anyone should be able to do this swap.
I have thought about trying a set of the all power ones, but the base is so much different it would take quite a bit of fab work to accomplish. These should work pretty awesome as they extend and fold in, you just have to do it manually. From what I've seen, just about anyone should be able to do this swap.
No they don't, the bolt pattern is really close though. The install basically involves drilling 2 holes and trimming a small piece of plastic off the the mirror bracket. Looks pretty straightforward. These mirrors are so much better than the Chevy ones. That and they aren't Chevy mirrors on a ford.









