Wolfbox DIY Share: 3D Printed Wire Cover and Rear Cam Mount

[Wolfbox]

The member in our FB group installed a G930 dashcam system with a WDR upgraded rear camera in his vehicle, chosen for its 10” size matching the stock mirror. Mounted with the OEM mirror mount, he used a 33-foot cable for the rear camera and replaced the 32GB SD card with a 256GB card, allowing videos to last 6–7 weeks before overwriting. The rear camera is used solely for recording, as the OEM tailgate camera handles reversing.

What's more, he 3D-printed a custom wire cover and rear camera mount, which function perfectly. Overall, the setup is clean, functional, and highly satisfactory. See the pics below.

What do you think?

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[FlyGuyRR]

Looks great! Is this something you will partner with this member in to sell?

I have been waiting to install my Wolfbox until I can figure the most OEM’ish setup with it.

Is there an OEM windshield bracket to mount the camera with yet, versus having to install over the existing mirror?

 

[Wolfbox]

Looks great! Is this something you will partner with this member in to sell?

I have been waiting to install my Wolfbox until I can figure the most OEM’ish setup with it.

Is there an OEM windshield bracket to mount the camera with yet, versus having to install over the existing mirror?

The wire cover is not in our plan for now.

Yes we have OEM bracket. Regarding OEM bracket:
If you want to install our OEM bracket but worry about the compatibility, we offer a universal solution.

1. Choose #1 bracket, and leave a note "need a metal piece" when check out.
2. Remove the original bracket, including the plastic part and the metal part on the windshield.
3. Use strong glue and paste the metal piece (flat side) to the windshield.
4. Slide in the OEM bracket and drive the screw tightly.

 

[Icemilkteaa]

Here’s mine mounted in my ranger raptor on my bed rack

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