Will try. I also think paddles better for videos, allows you to really run up the RPM instead of the autobox short shifting.
cant see picture but looking forward to what you have as everything else youve done has been very neat with the attention to detailsI picked my stainless up from the laser cutters after work today :
There are some house bits, some garage bits and the GoPro mounts.
I would like to think I can get it finished and mounted by weekend, we will see … lol
WD
You've seen the canyon vid so over to you to make a UK version
I have a place in mind, hopefully I can get there in the next 2-3 weeks. I'll try and give Matt Farah a run for his money.You've seen the canyon vid so over to you to make a UK version
Cubs and Scouts was cancelled last night (no running the daughters around) and the weather was bad (no taking the mustang out), so I got to spend a bit of time on the GoPro mount.cant see picture but looking forward to what you have as everything else youve done has been very neat with the attention to details
that looks better than nearly all the parts on my MustangCubs and Scouts was cancelled last night (no running the daughters around) and the weather was bad (no taking the mustang out), so I got to spend a bit of time on the GoPro mount.
I got all the stainless dressed up, I tapped the locking plates, added rivnuts and got it mostly assembled :
The bracket is adjustable to counteract the GoPro lens offset from 10mm to 20mm. This covers the full GoPro range past and present, it’s currently set at 14mm which suits my old school Hero 2’s … lol
If it’s not red (aluminium) or black (plastic) it’s stainless steel, including all the bolts, rivnuts and spacers :
I’ve also got red matching thumbscrews …
WD
shiny shiny indeed, very nice indeed. As always, engineered to last the intended environment, ie our crappy roads / weather lol.Cubs and Scouts was cancelled last night (no running the daughters around) and the weather was bad (no taking the mustang out), so I got to spend a bit of time on the GoPro mount.
I got all the stainless dressed up, I tapped the locking plates, added rivnuts and got it mostly assembled :
The bracket is adjustable to counteract the GoPro lens offset from 10mm to 20mm. This covers the full GoPro range past and present, it’s currently set at 14mm which suits my old school Hero 2’s … lol
If it’s not red (aluminium) or black (plastic) it’s stainless steel, including all the bolts, rivnuts and spacers :
I’ve also got red matching thumbscrews …
WD
only the stock parts you have, the bits you fitted afterwards are i would say more engineered that stock and apart from the bonnet pretty much hidden (manifolds / re-tune etc)
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You can make a Steeda Stop-the-Hop video. The equipment looks great, really professional.My GoPro is proper retro
Mounting location (no good for a Mach or Shelby) :
Front locking plate :
Rear :
Mounting assembly order :
Done :
Video soon, but unlikely this weekend …
WD
Damn, that looks and sounds awesomeI’ve only had time to mess around with the rear facing position
M4 Spoilt my fun :
1st, 2nd & 3rd :
WD
. Great video footage. I painted my microphone 
grabber blue 
. I gotta go out and film 
.thats pretty cool, steady as a rock that fitting isI’ve only had time to mess around with the rear facing position
M4 Spoilt my fun :
1st, 2nd & 3rd :
WD
Nice video !
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video. It took months to get it scheduled for a sunny day.Nice video !
I didn’t realise you came from the states, what made you move over here ? (I appreciate you may not want to answer that publicly - in that case just ignore me)
WD