Thread: In car Camera Mount anyone?

If anyone at the Convention wants to borrow it let me know. Mount only. Get your own camera!
Fits B13's only.

It's a home-brew mount but has served me well for 8 years
First come first serve...

Im in! I wanna take it to the drag strip on Saturday and record for all the guys who dont make it out if thats cool with you? Let me know

^^That's cool by me. It's yours for Saturday.

Does it vibrate alot or is it perfect for absorbing bumps? Cause you know our cars launch pretty rough.

this is what I use for in car vids. Triple Suction Cup Window Mount | ChaseCam
I plan to upgrade to something like this. The Cleat. 4.5" Suction-Cup Camera Mount. I noticed with mine if the window isn't 100% clean it won't stick for long and even when it is it won't sick for more than 1hr.

YouTube - Edger in car <~~~~ SE-R
YouTube - VE NX2000 1/4 mile drag race vs old 5.0 <~~~~NX

I just mount it on the back rear glass or the side. The rear glass gives you a better view. The higher res vids you have to go to the youtube page to see them.

the headrests in the b13 can hold snugg a camera with rectangular shape... same goes for p10t headrests

It's taken on Friday and Saturday.
No vibration issues at all. I have sold motor mounts and a 350/300 suspension set up.

thats an old skool cam stef.. i dont see you registered for the track day..whats up man?

Circa 2004. I still might use that camera... I'm afraid my digi-cam won't have enough battery life to video all the sessions.

I'm registered! Did that two weeks ago. Yeah, not sure why I'm not on the list though.

If you want a mount for the window or even outside the car that will never fall off, try this - holds a 100 lb camera, I get a laugh when I go through tech having someone check the mount - you have to be He-Man to pull it off

Because it's on so many cups, vibration is minimal, too.



Even their triple mount has been "tested to 160 mph" (!) and is more than enough.
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Here's the cam in use, if it can take these kind of direction changes on rough lot, it will work fine just about anywhere: