SidewaysFC

Your probably going to end up welding for this. Why not weld something in b/w the buckets that you can raise up and down depending on how often you use it? If you support the bar under the carpet it should be sturdy.

Baldy

Because I can't weld, and this isn't worth the time and money to pay someone to create all this crap for me. If what I have doesn't work, I'll just get the stickypod. I've seen it in action in person, it holds very well.

Shane.Trammell

umm, tape the camera to your helmet?

nopistons94

[quote name='Shane.Trammell' date='Jul 27 2005, 03:07 PM']umm, tape the camera to your helmet?


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do you usually think much ?

Shane.Trammell

actually i think a lot and am very analytical.



obviously i was just kidding with those replies

slvr7

Here's a tripod mounted in my FC. The front legs are held to with electrical cable clips screwed to the cubby bin wall. The brace across the strut towers is attached to the seat back latches - mine originally had back seat. Just make sure your set-up is 'solid' to eliminate camera shake.

Baldy

So I did exactly what I planned in my second post, just because I wanted to see if it would work (and I had already purchased the materials). It would swap back to front, so temporarily I tied some wire from it to the shock tower. It performed wonderfully, I drove around last night for a bit, and it was real solid. I'll take whatever left over metal length I have a bolt a brace from the camera to the rear shock tower. I'm not too worried about how it'll respond in a wreck, because I plan to use it mainly for auto-x.



Pics tonight.

Baldy

wingnut for quick removal:

CletusFD3S

humm... im going to agree with shannon. it may just be woth the mony to buy one

Baldy

[quote name='CletusFD3S' date='Aug 1 2005, 04:47 PM']humm... im going to agree with shannon. it may just be woth the mony to buy one


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Well yeah, if you have the money...