Dash cams

[holyford86]

Currently have a cheap insignia dash cam which doesnt really work when it gets cold out (its weird, I know) I've been seeing a lot of ads and reviews for the wolfbox g900 tripro lately and like the ability to use it as a backup camera and either underneath or low forward facing camera. Does anyone have an opinion on them? Or perhaps something else that does a good job with a similar set of features?

 

[Li'l Work Truck]

I can only comment on their brand, as I have a Wolfbox 60 Air Duster, and that thing is amazing. It's a quality product. I am interested to see what you find out.

 

[Curious Hound]

I use a Garmin camera in the trucks and a dual camera Pioneer system on the motorcycle. I like both of those.

 

[lil_Blue_Ford]

I’ve been considering getting cameras for everything. I haven’t got serious about picking a brand, but I had thought about getting something that has multiple cameras, audio and wifi so I could broadcast to a separate device since I’ve heard of police being excessive and stealing the dash cams and stuff.

 

[djfllmn]

i have a cobra sc120? i think in the F150, the quality is pretty good. Wife got it for me for christmas a couple years ago

 

[superj]

Dang, that's pretty good for being an older system

 

[djfllmn]

Dang, that's pretty good for being an older system

yea it is, for what i use it for it works great, you can get real carried away with dash cams if you want to. the only thing im not a fan of is it only records in 1 minute intervals

 

[Li'l Work Truck]

I always recommend Viofo. Great sensors. No rear view camera mode, though. Oh! @holyford86, I just realized I DO have some experience with the Wolfbox G900 Pro. My friend installed it in his $100k modified JDM MR2, and I got to see it work when I was in the car. Even integrated the camera into the back panel. I forgot about it until today. So yeah... Probably worth it.

Here are some pics of the car... Unfortunately none of the rear view mirror...