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Old May 17, 2007 | 10:07 PM
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How can I add a camera mount to my Turbo?

Just finished killer track night yesterday & have more coming up. Anyone know what the options are to adding an in-car video camera?
 
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1. Add a techequipment rollbar and buy camera mount that attaches to it.
2. Buy small camera and suction mount and attach it to the passenger side window. (Might be a temporary option)
 
Old May 17, 2007 | 10:34 PM
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Is that a full rollbar or just a stiffening brace?
 
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Or, how bout a stickypod, and get some footage from OUTSIDE the car? will they allow that at the track? Probably not. Lame. Nevermind.
 
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Anyone use this? Looks cool, I assume it plugs into your regular video camera.
http://www.vividracing.com/catalog/p...oducts_id/4568
 
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the vivid racing camera sounds promisiing
 
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Manfrotto makes an special tripod to be mounted inside and outside the cars, they make the best tripods for the pros.
I don't have the link but it's easy to find it on the web.
 
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I use a suction window mount, works pretty good.
 
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I use a suction window mount, works pretty good.
Which one? Where did you buy it?
 
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"The Cleat" by Wood's Power-grip, available at vacuummounts.com
 
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Thanks, considering the MNT-S31 at CHASECAM.COM
 
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I have tried them all. This is by far the easiest and the strongest suction.
http://www.filmtools.com/filmtools-i...era-mount.html


 
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The have now for almost the same price the http://www.filmtools.com/gripsuccupca.html which they show stuck on the outside of the car!!!!
 
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Thanks, considering the MNT-S31 at CHASECAM.COM
I use the exact same mount. However, I would purchase a separate bullet cam to plug into your camcorder (used as a recorder). Have the recorder in your glovebox or some place secure, while the light bullet cam is all that's is being supported by the mount.

If you have a sunroof, you can mount it upside down to get a really nice angle: [media]http://youtube.com/watch?v=n1Akl-sMQ9I[/media]

You can also, create an aluminum support bar that zipties to your seats (I even tried this on my fixed buckets) and mount the bullet cam on that using a part of the chasecam mount as a swivel/adjust.
 
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Thanks bought the http://www.filmtools.com/gripsuccupca.html !!! looks very strong...
 


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