I went out and tried it real quick. It does work but when you pan up and down it resets the zoom. Not sure if it resets when you reboot though.
Correct. The rear camera feeds to the screen which either straps over your existing rear view mirror, or replaces it entirely with a bracket.
having it higher than the tailgate was strange placement for a rear view for me.
On my Tacoma I tried to place the camera around the same height as my rear view mirror, because thats what it's replacing. But I also had a cap without windows that I mounted it on the rear door, so it was easy to do.
That is a good point. On my truck the rear view is not obstructed, but it is nice to have the bumper camera when needed.
The night time use is my biggest complaint with the Wolfbox. The display brightness even at it's lowest setting is still too bright at night. I had to shut mine off at night because it's just too bright and it washed out my vision with my astigmatism. It's something I think Wolfbox really needs to address, and I've mentioned it to them on here. Theres an argument for safety when the display is too bright because it can affect your night vision and ability to focus, especially for those of us with astigmatism.
They have an OEM Bracket for the Jeep. That is what I used to install mine.
WOLFBOX OEM Bracket for Smart Mirror for G900Tripro (Model 179 OEM Bracket)
How to Choose Wolfbox Dash Cam OEM Bracket?
It's worth mentioning that the 179 bracket is only designed for the 2022 model. I reached out to then and asked if it would work on non-2022 and they said no. Why, I was not given an answer. Has anyone out there used that bracket on a non-2022 model JT?
2.5k seems good but when using the zoom on a car far behind you the pixels get pixely
Yeah it flips and reverses. Rear and extra cameras both do that.
The listing says it fits all JL Wranglers…. How different can they be? For 20 bucks it’s a short putt to try it out.
