FS: IO Port Camera Mount
09-25-2007, 01:17 PM
#1
Team Owner
Thread Starter
FS: IO Port Camera Mount
I have a slightly used IO Port Camera mount for sale.
I can put pics up later but it is this model:
http://www.ioportracing.com/Merchant...tegory_Code=CM
I bought it from someone else and it doesn't not fit my roll bar. My bar doesn't have the lower clearance to put the brace around.
New is $109, shipped in the US $75.00.
In good condition.
I can put pics up later but it is this model:
http://www.ioportracing.com/Merchant...tegory_Code=CM
I bought it from someone else and it doesn't not fit my roll bar. My bar doesn't have the lower clearance to put the brace around.
New is $109, shipped in the US $75.00.
In good condition.
09-25-2007, 08:10 PM
#4
Team Owner
Thread Starter
$70 for local pickup...I figured shipping to be cheap 
If you want it I'm about 3 miles east of US23 and M36.
I wish the mount worked but my lower bar rides along the back deck and no room to put it on. I could remove the passenger seat and use the side bar but that is a pain.
A guy who runs a Miata around here made these awesome setups. He uses these suction cup thingies from Harbor Freight, then attached a circle clamp. In front of it he mounted a piece of plexiglass and ties a round webcam into the circle clamp. They suction to any part of the car and do not fall off.
He runs 2-3 of them at the same time through a single laptop with multiple camera's through a USB hub plus has the OBDII tie in so it overlays OBDII info plus an external G-meter.
Thats what I'm going to try but I really would like a real camera mount to work in my car so I can do HD.
If you want it I'm about 3 miles east of US23 and M36.
I wish the mount worked but my lower bar rides along the back deck and no room to put it on. I could remove the passenger seat and use the side bar but that is a pain.
A guy who runs a Miata around here made these awesome setups. He uses these suction cup thingies from Harbor Freight, then attached a circle clamp. In front of it he mounted a piece of plexiglass and ties a round webcam into the circle clamp. They suction to any part of the car and do not fall off.
He runs 2-3 of them at the same time through a single laptop with multiple camera's through a USB hub plus has the OBDII tie in so it overlays OBDII info plus an external G-meter.
Thats what I'm going to try but I really would like a real camera mount to work in my car so I can do HD.
