Wolfbox Rear Camera Mount Location - Where's Yours?

[Winds of Change]

Do you happen to have better pictures of how you mounted this inside? I was looking at that plastic inside on the top and am thinking of printing a mount to work in there. But if you have a better setup that would be a lot easier.

I JUST used the 2 small screws. I drilled pilot holes and screwed it down. However I have moved it tobon top of the brake light. I am hoping to have my top off alot.

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[Gluestick]

Anybody been able to andapt and use a GreenYi flush mount (1080p AHD) with the four pins for the third camera (front)?

The front camera connector harness is a 4-pin, but it may not be in the same order as the GreenYi. I’m trying to do a flush surface mount on my bumper for low profile look and reduce it catching on things.

 

[Winds of Change]

The rear camera has a different pin set up. It's either 5 or 6 pin. I can't remember. FYI.

 

[Jazer]

Mine has been here for about a year. Only slight disturbances from rain or nighttime headlights. I'm not sold on other options yet for a soft top and the view spread is great. Much better visibility.

 

[Gluestick]

The rear camera has a different pin set up. It's either 5 or 6 pin. I can't remember. FYI.

Right - I’m thinking about the 4-pin one for the third camera. I may need to make it a separate thread

 

[Kboyts]

Can you share this file please?

I just went with the same approach as some have already shown, inside the spare. Only difference is I modeled it and printed in PETG-CF, yes, I'm too cheap to spend the $100+ for what others used. Next I'll modify it again to have a spot for my air chuck.

 

[Gluestick]

Oh that would be great. I’d like to try my hand at one myself.

 

[Ratfink33]

I went with an internal mount on my hardtop. I don't ever plan on taking my hardtop off since I have a gunners port and my windows come out also. And to be honest, if I ever wanted to start taking my top off I would just simply need to pull the wires down and then reroute them to my rollbar top. Not a big deal. But this is by far the clearest view you could get while also keeping the camera out of the elements. And I've wheeled with this setup and absolutely nothing moved. (And honestly, looking at these photos my mount was changed since I took these even!)

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