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06-02-11, 01:51 PM
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06-03-11, 06:51 AM
#1249
Another Question for "B16da9"
The Camera from the link @ ebay looks different from the pic you posted (please see below)
The Camera from the link @ ebay looks different from the pic you posted (please see below)
Last edited by cyberscorp; 06-03-11 at 06:58 AM.
06-05-11, 09:01 PM
#1252
^ That's the one I used on my car before. It works well, except you need to trim the locking tabs down a bit in order to fit the thickness of the stock piece you're mounting on.
Also I think this cam is intended to be mounted off center, so you'd need to mount it tilted (towards the driver side if I recall correctly) in order to get a centered view angle on our cars. Not that much, probably about 10-15 degrees or so.
I've since switched to a different cam (was suggested by another member in this thread before) that's a bit slimmer in profile.
Also I think this cam is intended to be mounted off center, so you'd need to mount it tilted (towards the driver side if I recall correctly) in order to get a centered view angle on our cars. Not that much, probably about 10-15 degrees or so.
I've since switched to a different cam (was suggested by another member in this thread before) that's a bit slimmer in profile.
06-06-11, 05:32 AM
#1253
^ That's the one I used on my car before. It works well, except you need to trim the locking tabs down a bit in order to fit the thickness of the stock piece you're mounting on.
Also I think this cam is intended to be mounted off center, so you'd need to mount it tilted (towards the driver side if I recall correctly) in order to get a centered view angle on our cars. Not that much, probably about 10-15 degrees or so.
I've since switched to a different cam (was suggested by another member in this thread before) that's a bit slimmer in profile.
Also I think this cam is intended to be mounted off center, so you'd need to mount it tilted (towards the driver side if I recall correctly) in order to get a centered view angle on our cars. Not that much, probably about 10-15 degrees or so.
I've since switched to a different cam (was suggested by another member in this thread before) that's a bit slimmer in profile.
06-07-11, 02:02 PM
#1254
It works fine, is all I have to say about it. A cam's a cam as far as backup view quality is concerned. I just went with it because it's less noticeable if you look at the car from the back. (sticks out less). 4 outta 5 stars I guess?...
06-07-11, 02:19 PM
#1255
I can't find the ebay page for the cam I got right now... dunno if anyone remembers but the guy who reco'd it had a pic of the camera view in his garage before he did the final install. it's buried somewhere in this thread...
It works fine, is all I have to say about it. A cam's a cam as far as backup view quality is concerned. I just went with it because it's less noticeable if you look at the car from the back. (sticks out less). 4 outta 5 stars I guess?...
It works fine, is all I have to say about it. A cam's a cam as far as backup view quality is concerned. I just went with it because it's less noticeable if you look at the car from the back. (sticks out less). 4 outta 5 stars I guess?...
06-10-11, 11:35 AM
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that camera was very disappointing. It leaked water within the first weak and the night time performance was subpar. I ended up getting one from my local shop thats much better. not sure of name or brand though, just be careful with the one posted above.
06-10-11, 12:00 PM
#1259
Now I'm really . . .
06-10-11, 12:29 PM
#1260
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...K%3AMEWNX%3AIT