How does this mount in a car? Is it approved for racing?
622910
The plastic mount bracket has a flat back with 2 mount holes. It will best mount without modification to a flat surface. The front plastic release unclips to release or secure the device. Do not use this for racing, this is not a professional racing approved device. This is commercial household grade.
622911
Racing don't know....it has a plastic mounting bracket that has holes to screw through to mount place.....may have to alter the bracket for a car....say hose clamps to a roll cage....if you are racing...you may want to buy something designed for racing.....I put them on ATVs designed for search and rescue
622912
There is a plastic mount you can attach to something. At first I though I would mount it under the seat but it is smaller than you would think. Ended up just putting it in the glove compartment. Not sure about the racing thing.
1753032
this is just a mount and it doesn't attached herself to your dashboard but it is kind of solid on the windshield. It's something you can put a radar detector on is not a radar detector.
2131284
It's a fairly heavy, sand bag style holder with a matted base. The 'wings' are flexible so can you squash it down between convolutions created by the instrument lights as on the Altima. I placed it on the passenger side which is a fairly steep contour and it remained firmly in place. I would agree that it will sit comfortably on any dash without slippage. I agree with florence, a big plus is you can simply lift it off the dash and tuck it into the console....I have complaints
1103222
It has a suction cup mount. I have a fairly smooth dash so it mounts fine. I do not know how well it would mount to a dash that is textured, though. BTW, The angle is also perfect for window mounting as well (turned upside down).
2152570
yes, IF it will actually attach to your car seat or you dont mind drilling holes on your car. I have a F350 superduty no such luckk had to mount it totally different. A 1 hole conduit strap screwed into the side of my console for support because the aluminum rod is sturdy but it sways like a sailor at sea.its not bad for the money also buy the extendable arm mount for the windshield, I have 2 note pro 12.2 note 3 for work and that pesky 8 ball pool. Now hope ata hep ya
1040593
I used it on a grand prix. You may have to buy some adapters for the current radiator points.
2238255
The mounts allow you to position the holder anywhere along the track so yes it can be driver side.
678679
It is. It has a dew different ways of mounting. It fits a standard double din opening. You may need a kit to make it fit in your car.
2177255
I really liked this mount, i would think it would work well on all cars. I justtknow i loved it.
716295
900 degrees of rotation similar to a real car. I use it for iRacing and love it
1744817
You need to mount it to the car like a suction cup base and the RAM Arm. They have other bases other than suction cup to attach to your window.
675700
Also, it's pretty sturdy and fits well in Audi's and BMWs. Good for to go cups.
1570821
This unit is a powder coated metal of some flavor, there are no holes for mounting you want to permanently lock it to your set up, but I use it for my audio console for mixing music and live events. I simply put the unit under the edge of the console and it holds it well. The bottom sections have a rolled / folded section so that is puts the console up on a bit of an angle. I have also used it for two laptops. I hope that answer helps.
2135093
You would need to drill holes in order to mount it. We opted for a license plate bracket that mounts under the car so you can slide the plate up when driving and slide down when showing
401245
It gets mounted inside the car on the rear glass windsheild, you can also put it lust above the rear license plate so it can be used as a back up camera
1086648
Yes, i use it on my race car, but im not happy with the quality of the picture. Lets just say i wasted my money when i could have put it towards a Go Pro.
657628
Yes, I have it mounted on the steering column of my Mustang. It also had a straight mount included.