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in car camera mount - 09-12-03, 07:42 AM
Any you guys have any ideas for an in car camera mount that does *not* attach to part of the roll-cage or seat?

Taking my '92 LX 5.0 to NASA HPDE in a couple weeks and wanted to record some of it.

also... for any of you using any camer mount... any problems with vibration?
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sorry to say .. i mounted mine on the roll cage, and use some rubber washers to stop vibration.. as for ideas.. i'm fresh out



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09-19-03, 10:37 AM
Is it with the Ohio/Indiana region? If so go to www.racenasa.com. There will be a phone # on the left. This connect you to Lawerence Mansier who is the director for the region. He will be able to help you with what will and wont pass tech. If it is not with Ohio/Indiana, find the web site for the region you will be attending on www.nasaproracing.com. Find the Director's number or e-mail and ask them. They are generally very willing to help.


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02-10-04, 04:49 PM
what's wrong with one that attaches to the seat? google it I found many plans on how to make one...



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02-11-04, 02:48 PM
Fox-body mustang seats fly forward (the seat folds) when you hit the brakes (hard), so I wasn't really favoring those, unless there's a way to fix them in place, because it is disconcerting to have them moving around so much while driving on the track.



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