Wolfbox DIY Share: 3D Printed Wire Cover and Rear Cam Mount

[sharpsicle]

Same here! I just decided to mount the camera 100% inside. Really is proving to be a great mount location.

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[WILDHOBO]

Same here! I just decided to mount the camera 100% inside. Really is proving to be a great mount location.

Super clean. Nice work. It’s the second rear camera I’ve had, so figured a tiny hole gives me flexibility the change things up if that ever becomes necessary. But I’m super happy with the current setup, so maybe that won’t happen.

 

[WILDHOBO]

Same here! I just decided to mount the camera 100% inside. Really is proving to be a great mount location.

Can you please share your internal mounting solution?

 

[sharpsicle]

Can you please share your internal mounting solution?

To be fair, this is using a Blackvue camera. But the principle could be used for any camera that fits in there.

All I did was drill the hole size for the lens and then used lamp hardware to hold it in place against the tailgate interior panel. I can grab better photos of the actual setup, but this is what I used:

 

[WILDHOBO]

To be fair, this is using a Blackvue camera. But the principle could be used for any camera that fits in there.

All I did was drill the hole size for the lens and then used lamp hardware to hold it in place against the tailgate interior panel. I can grab better photos of the actual setup, but this is what I used:

I'm sure that works great. Now that you sent, this, it jogged my memory from when you did this. Great work.

 

[MHulsey91]

Does anyone know of any flush mount camera options that work with the wolfbox systems? On another vehicle I would get more use of a flush mount camera option than the cameras they provide as we have already broke 2 camers just washing the vehicle.

 

[Gatorized]

To be fair, this is using a Blackvue camera. But the principle could be used for any camera that fits in there.

All I did was drill the hole size for the lens and then used lamp hardware to hold it in place against the tailgate interior panel. I can grab better photos of the actual setup, but this is what I used:

I'm sure that works great. Now that you sent, this, it jogged my memory from when you did this. Great work.

Is there a link to a write up for this? Can the Wolfbox lens be removed from the housing to be. Mounted with just a simple drilled hole?

 

[Gatorized]

When I get home next week from MOORE Expo I plan to start the install of the G930, and I plan to design and print a mount that will keep the mirror high and forward. I also plan to write up a solution to swappable cameras for those who want to run a camera on their truck and their trailer.
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have you had a chance to write up the trailer version? Seems like this would be well received.

 

[RenegadeMark]

When I get home next week from MOORE Expo I plan to start the install of the G930, and I plan to design and print a mount that will keep the mirror high and forward.

...I really wish they would re-evaluate the mounting options for the Wrangler and Gladiator and offer something that works properly with these platforms.

Did you ever come up with a mounting solution to move the G930 higher and closer to the windshield? I've would love to get mine a bit more forward. It seems like that would eliminate the visor interference issue AND it would allow use of the 12" monitor as well.

 

[JTdiRtyD]

Did you ever come up with a mounting solution to move the G930 higher and closer to the windshield? I've would love to get mine a bit more forward. It seems like that would eliminate the visor interference issue AND it would allow use of the 12" monitor as well.

I did not, I was able to clock the mount a tad to the passenger side and it the G930 doesn't interfere with the sun visors at all. I can't speak to if it would llow clearance for the G900 models though, but I suspect it wouldnt be enough.

See this post for info, however I see I forgot to get updated photos, so I'll try to remember to do that tonight.
https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/...t-for-a-gladiator-rubicon.99020/#post-1586982

 

[WILDHOBO]

I did not, I was able to clock the mount a tad to the passenger side and it the G930 doesn't interfere with the sun visors at all. I can't speak to if it would llow clearance for the G900 models though, but I suspect it wouldnt be enough.

See this post for info, however I see I forgot to get updated photos, so I'll try to remember to do that tonight.
https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/...t-for-a-gladiator-rubicon.99020/#post-1586982

The 900 tri pro is amazing, but would require mirror modifications. I’m going to do mine. I have a plan an and b. I’ll report back. But it might be a while. Not on the super short list.

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