cantilever means supported on one seat.. maybe that's what you meant to say. that's what i'm warning against.
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No more e30s for me.
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Originally posted by etxxz View PostI made my own headrest mount with a $4 home depot 1/2 or 3/4" square tubing and two U-clamps... The problem was that during one drift event.. or a DE idk... i realized that thing could impale me if anything went wrong even with a helmet on. So i removed it. If you wack your had against that thing it'll be lights out. This is just a word of caution. Short of mounting it on a roll bar/cage, you can suction cup it to the rear window, mount it on the rear deck or something.
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I used to have a Cruisecam when I had stock seats.
Some local groups will NOT allow any headrest mounted cameras. NASA great lakes is one of them.
I have made a couple of roll bar mounts. One was VERY basic and I think I loaned it out and never got it back. New one is a little more stout - couple of muffler clamps holding AL stock on place with a thumbscrew and some neoprene to cushion vibration.Current Cars2014 M235i2009 R56 Cooper S1998 M31997 M3
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Originally posted by Dave View PostI used to have a Cruisecam when I had stock seats.
Some local groups will NOT allow any headrest mounted cameras. NASA great lakes is one of them.
Running an IOport in the e30, still use the cruiscam in the '02.
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Originally posted by nando View Postdude, if I wack my head on the camera mount on my passenger headrest, I'm going to have much bigger things to worry about - like where the fresh squeazed juices from my crushed torso went to.No more e30s for me.
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Originally posted by Charlie View PostReally, when'd they go to that? Been years since I ran my cruisecam, but they never mentioned it.
I also was told no-no by Hoosier Chapter BMW CCA back in 2006 when I wanted to use it.Current Cars2014 M235i2009 R56 Cooper S1998 M31997 M3
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Originally posted by etxxz View Postcantilever means supported on one seat.. maybe that's what you meant to say. that's what i'm warning against.
Originally posted by phenryiv1 View PostI later changed the mount to be cantilever, meaning that the mount is attached to both mounting posts on the passenger seat
I suppose it COULD happen...
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Originally posted by etxxz View Posti'm not as certain, specially on a stock seat with stock seat belts. Sit on the driver's seat and look half way between the pass and driver's seat. That's where you'll have square tubing intersect your right side brain.
I've been using the cruise cam for years, I really don't think it's a problem. Now maybe a home made mount which is basically a sharp-edged tube cut with a dull hacksaw blade.
Not to say I wouldn't prefer a cage-mount. My passenger seat is well worn and sometimes the camera gets a little shaky.
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^ i have that camera mount, but the suction cups don't work anymore.I got a fender roller now! LMK if you need me to roll your fenders or want to rent the tool from me locally.
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