WOLFBOX G900 Tripro Dash Cam - Designed for Off-roading! Up to $50 off

Announcement: The pre-sale is over, so is the forum refund.


Edit:
My friends, I managed to offer an extra $30 refund for our old customers.

You need to leave a note, saying "Gladiator forum, $30 refund", when check out, which will be at least $60 off for the basic pack, or $80 off for the extended pack.

In case you don't know where to leave a note:


Exciting Pre-Sale Announcement from WOLFBOX!
Attention all off-road enthusiasts, the wait is finally over! We are thrilled to unveil our latest product - the WOLFBOX G900 Tripro Dash Cam Off-road/Bumper Version. This innovative dash cam is specifically designed for off-road scenarios, making it the perfect companion for your off-road adventures.



With the G900 Tripro, you can navigate through rugged terrain with ease, even when you're off-roading solo. The front bumper camera allows you to assess the terrain ahead without needing guidance from others. You also have the flexibility to customize your setup by placing both front bumper and rear cameras according to your unique needs. Additionally, you can swap out the front bumper camera for an interior camera as needed.

One of the standout features of this product is the enhanced image quality of the rear camera. It excels in capturing scene details in challenging lighting conditions such as low light and backlighting. Watch the video in our group! (unable to upload the video to the forum)

All three cams are equipped with HDR, giving you clear vision! Here are some basic details about the WOLFBOX G900 Tripro Dash Cam:

• 4K/30fps (front)+1080P/25fps (bumper)+2.5K/25fps (rear)
• Starvis 2 IMX678 (front) + Omnivision 04J10 (rear)
• HDR Record of 3 Channels
• 5.8GHz WiFi
• Voice Control + Touch Screen
• 12'' Screen

During the pre-sale period (3.1-3.31), don't miss out on the opportunity to get your hands on the WOLFBOX G900 Tripro Dash Cam at a special discount and take your off-road adventures to the next level!

Save up to $50 now!

Happy off-roading, and happy shopping!

My friends, I managed to offer an extra $30 refund for our old customers.

You need to leave a note, saying "Gladiator forum, $30 refund", when check out, which will be at least $60 off for the basic pack, or $80 off for the extended pack.

Go for the bumper version!

Info on the G900 Tripro bumper version

Do you have extension cable for the bumper cam so it could be mounted on a trailer? Would need to be able to disconnect when trailer is not being used.

Gatorized said:

Do you have extension cable for the bumper cam so it could be mounted on a trailer? Would need to be able to disconnect when trailer is not being used.

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They have longer cables but they don't have extension cables (at least that I could find at the time). There are some on Amazon under different brand names, but I can't speak to quality, compatibility, or if they are weatherproof.

What I ended up doing on my Tacoma is I bought two cameras and two camera cables from Wolfbox, and weatherproof 4 wire connectors off Amazon. You'll need at least 2 pairs of connectors. One camera on the truck, one camera on the trailer. One Wolfbox cable I cut about 6ft from the camera connector and wired in the Amazon connector. The cable on the camera itself isn't very long, likely not long enough to reach from a topper door to the trailer plug, so when you add the Amazon connector you'll add it in-line, before the Wolfbox connector (it's not replacing the Wolfbox connector). I then ran the other Wolfbox cable on the trailer, cut to length and wired in the correct end form the second pair of Amazon connectors. I made sure the amazon connectors were where the trucks trailer hookup is, so everything hooks up in the same spot.

Note** The camera cable individual wire gauge is pretty small (probably 22-26AWG), I didn't pay attention to this at first and got 14AWG connectors which made splicing tricky. At first I was kicking myself and thought about redoing it with a smaller gauge connector, but it ended up being good because it made working the connectors easier since it was more rigid and there was more to hold onto. I don't know if I'd do 14AWG again, but 18 would probably be good.

Gatorized said:

Do you have extension cable for the bumper cam so it could be mounted on a trailer? Would need to be able to disconnect when trailer is not being used.

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The original cable for the bumper cam is 20ft, 33ft for the rear cam. The extension cable is not available now, please wait for a while. All accessories for the bumper version is here.

JTdiRtyD said:

They have longer cables but they don't have extension cables (at least that I could find at the time). There are some on Amazon under different brand names, but I can't speak to quality, compatibility, or if they are weatherproof.

What I ended up doing on my Tacoma is I bought two cameras and two camera cables from Wolfbox, and weatherproof 4 wire connectors off Amazon. You'll need at least 2 pairs of connectors. One camera on the truck, one camera on the trailer. One Wolfbox cable I cut about 6ft from the camera connector and wired in the Amazon connector. The cable on the camera itself isn't very long, likely not long enough to reach from a topper door to the trailer plug, so when you add the Amazon connector you'll add it in-line, before the Wolfbox connector (it's not replacing the Wolfbox connector). I then ran the other Wolfbox cable on the trailer, cut to length and wired in the correct end form the second pair of Amazon connectors. I made sure the amazon connectors were where the trucks trailer hookup is, so everything hooks up in the same spot.

Note** The camera cable individual wire gauge is pretty small (probably 22-26AWG), I didn't pay attention to this at first and got 14AWG connectors which made splicing tricky. At first I was kicking myself and thought about redoing it with a smaller gauge connector, but it ended up being good because it made working the connectors easier since it was more rigid and there was more to hold onto. I don't know if I'd do 14AWG again, but 18 would probably be good.

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Do you have links to a parts list? Thx!

Gatorized said:

Do you have links to a parts list? Thx!

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-I bought an extra G900 camera (in addition to the one the mirror comes with)
-I bought an extra 33ft camera cable (in addition to the one the mirror comes with)
-and I believe it was these connectors.

https://www.amazon.com/QOFOWIN-4Pin...8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&th=1

Interested and added to cart. How involved is the install for this mirror and camera setup?

Instead of this clamping to the existing mirror, is there a way to remove the stock mirror and replace it completely with this?

I am adding the OEM Trail Cam onto mine but got this one and am going to experiment with putting the camera facing backwards under the JT so I can see under the front of the JT as sometimes I end up hitting rocks on the axle so it might help if I can see under the vehicle. Not sure it will work or not but it's worth a shot.

Does it clear the sun visors without having to reposition it?

I have been telling myself for ages I need a dash cam, this one does it all