Backup camera location, anybody mount high up underneath the spoiler?

[iamdub]

Or attach the camera to a magnetic mount with long enough wire so you could stick it to the back of the bike rack or in the stock location when it's not. You'd have to attach a metal plate to the plastic for the stock location under the applique. Might have to attach a horizontal metal plate (2x2 angle iron?) to the back of the rack, too. Just off the top ideas...

 

[shreksbrother]

Just curious, would it be possible to install 2 backup cams where you could switch between the 2? One if you tow and another when you're not. Just a thought.

That's a cool idea! You could just run both cables up to the dash and install a switch like this (it requires no power):
http://a.co/d/eI5YNGC

 

[Ilikemtb999]

Or attach the camera to a magnetic mount with long enough wire so you could stick it to the back of the bike rack or in the stock location when it's not. You'd have to attach a metal plate to the plastic for the stock location under the applique. Might have to attach a horizontal metal plate (2x2 angle iron?) to the back of the rack, too. Just off the top ideas...

The wire comes out of the mounting stud out of the top. I think I’m just going to mount it in the stock location.

 

[EMizzle]

I have actually done this as part of my five-camera setup when I was running a Lockpick in combination with my factory/re-used radio at the time. I was able to mount under the spolier (had to take the whole spoiler assembly apart) and run along the top of the liftgate to get inside. I'll put up pics when I get on lunch.

 

[EMizzle]

This is what I was able to do about 18 months ago. Kinda nicked my spoiler, but I’ll replace the spoiler eventually.







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