gopro mounting questions.

[raul]

Originally Posted by smbstyle

Oh sweet, didn't know it was small enough to wrap around the headrest mount, thanks!!

I didn't think so either, but to my surprise it came with 2 rubber pieces that serve as adapters for tubes for different diameters.

[WATCHMEHEAL]

new vid:

and yea, I should keep both my hands on the wheel. smh

[sickmint79]

Originally Posted by jonbonazza

Not to go OT, but how did you get the little HUD on there? It has a mini-map and all! lol

i'm using dashware

[iJDMTOY]

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Granted it's not a FRS, but I mounted mine on the rear window.. which should be similar to where your rear quarter window is. Gives a good perspective of what the driver is doing and the outside as well.

[Curtis]

Anyone mount there's on the roof their car? right above the windshield? And if so how... im concerned about the paint to use a 3M sticky...

[Simmons]

Raceseng is selling tow hooks with go pro mounts.
I will be getting video from the pro solo finals and Nationals.

Simmons

[qoncept]

Originally Posted by Curtis

Anyone mount there's on the roof their car? right above the windshield? And if so how... im concerned about the paint to use a 3M sticky...

Suction cup mount, but the roof is too high. The lower you get the camera the better.

[Curtis]

Originally Posted by qoncept

Suction cup mount, but the roof is too high. The lower you get the camera the better.

I seen a video with a GoPro mounted right above the windshield and it turned out awesome

[Deep Six]

I used the PTuning front tow hook mount this weekend. Great FOV and sound from cars in front of you with minimal wind noise. Had another behind me on the back window and another on the outside facing backwards. I would love to know how to merge multiple views but I have zero editing skills and my AIM Solo is not the DL version.

[qoncept]

Originally Posted by Curtis

I seen a video with a GoPro mounted right above the windshield and it turned out awesome

Lower is better. But if you want it up there, like I said, suction cup. Or you could put a sticky mount on the glass where you could remove it with a razor blade.

[Curtis]

Originally Posted by qoncept

Lower is better. But if you want it up there, like I said, suction cup. Or you could put a sticky mount on the glass where you could remove it with a razor blade.

Alright thanks for the idea's, i know the suction cup mount would stick it too high on the roof though, might try the windshield

[Mrc@ptuning]

Originally Posted by Deep Six

I used the PTuning front tow hook mount this weekend. Great FOV and sound from cars in front of you with minimal wind noise. Had another behind me on the back window and another on the outside facing backwards. I would love to know how to merge multiple views but I have zero editing skills and my AIM Solo is not the DL version.

We also offer the rear tow bolt camera mount setup as well if you want to use the rear tow bolt mount for the camera to get a simultaneous front and rear shot while on the track.

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29520

MrC

[Deep Six]

Still pic extracted from tow hook mounted GoPro

[MotorboatinSonOfA]

Originally Posted by raul

Don't waste your time building. For only $20 you can get the handlebar mount for the gopro. Pull the headrest up and there's plenty of room to attach it there. I can take a picture for you if you want an example.

http://gopro.com/camera-mounts/handlebar-seatpost-mount

Raul, I'm thinking about getting a gopro with this mount, could you please link us to a video or take a pic from the gopro while it is mounted on the headrest post?