AMAZING UPGRADE to the Wolfbox G900 Pro Video Dash Camera Rear View Mirror!

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[@Itsa_Mea]

The sensors in your old mirror are to pickup headlights of oncoming traffic to auto dim your highbeams and the sensor facing aft will dim the mirror so that the rear approaching headlights won't be as blinding in the mirror.

[@charlieseyffarth9942]

This is the exact video I was waiting for. I hope you do an update on it a few months from now because we all know how electronics can be after running a few months.

[@BTBRVReviews]

You bet, I'll do an update in the future.

[@ismaelverdugo5030]

Finally, a good review video on wolf box -

[@fordmuscleluis9710]

Fantastic upgrade for the rear view mirror pro mount love the installation

[@ryanfish1137]

Also, for your superduty, you also have some pass through wire behind the passenger kick panel. They can be hidden, and they end up near the battery.

[@DonD532]

Great video! I have already placed this in my cart on Amazon. I was expecting the cost to be twice as much when I started watching the video. Thank you for posting this!!

[@bsalabao]

Just ordered one to put in my foxbody 👍🏽

[@walterwillis5351]

That little dot on the mirror might be an indicator light to let you know the auto-dimming is active. One of my vehicles has a green light at about that spot. The front one is likely the light sensor to turn it on and off based on the level of light.

[@edwinfhartman]

The GPS sensor does not need to be outside the cab. I would recommend mounting it on the dash near the windshield (I put it on the passenger side). I am not sure if the GPS sensor would hold up in the weather if mounted outside the cab. As far as the clarity at night with the rear view camera, this might be due to the fact that it is behind the tinted rear window. If you would route it to the outside (you can go through the 3rd brake light hole) you should get much better result. My 840 surely has better clarity at night than what your video showed.

[@toddjones1403]

Let us know how it works when sitting in full sunlight for hours. Cam/screens notoriously don’t like heat….

[@GMauriceGuinouard]

How much better would the rear camera be if it was mounted outside and not looking through a dark tinted rear window?

[@fetto2730]

What about a 3rd brake light rear camera mount?

[@chadwicoff6378]

I wonder how long the camera wire is ? I want to mount this on the back of my topper

[@thomasrossi31]

Did you loose auto dimming on the drivers outside rear view mirror? (Because of the unplugged inside rear view mirror)

[@dbsmithy]

I would love for this (or any) to work or integrate with my built in info-tainment system for my 2023 F350.

[@G19amc]

Thanks for the video. I have been trying to decide which dashcam to go with and this looks like it may be what I am looking for(ish). Little off topic, now that I have a travel trailer, is there such a dashcam setup out there that I can place a camera on the rear of my travel trailer? I am always afraid of being slammed in the rear and not having video coverage. I purchased the ROAMER 1 last year and am nervous when I drive through certain cities/town.

[@ryanpickett5747]

so what about hooking up a camera on the back of your trailer and use the wolf box as the monitor

[@BTBRVReviews]

I probably wouldn't do that, just because it would be a pain switching back to a rear camera on the truck when you're not towing a trailer.

[@edwinfhartman]

I have done this by running a second line to the hitch area and installed a weather proof plug there, the running the line from the tongue of the trailer all the way to the back. At the mirror, I just have to switch the plug for the camera after hooking up or unhooking, very convenient and it makes the mirror more versatile and actually useful when towing!

[@d.williams6891]

Thanks for the video! These are on sale for Black Friday at the moment. Is the G900 worth paying extra for over the previous model? 🤔

[@maudify]

I have this setup in my 2023 f-150 with the camera mounted outside and its still not much better at night.

[@anthonyvisk1317]

Do you the link to the bracket you used for the back facing camera?

[@BTBRVReviews]

I just added it to the video description.

[@214steveg]

Can the rear camera be used stand alone without the front camera?

[@TK-ro9st]

How long is the cable to the rear camera? I have a topper on my F250 w/ 6.9’ bed. Is there enough cable to run it all the way back there?

[@jlokanis]

I have the exact same question. I just ordered a cap for our F350 and thought this might be a good option to improve rear visibility.

[@acdii]

If not, you can order a longer cable. Measure from the tailgate down to the bed, across half the bed, down the side to the A pillar and up to the mirror. I think the one in the box is 34' and I think they have a 43' one.

[@alexnasa1253]

How did you run the cable to the rear camera?

[@BTBRVReviews]

Across the top headliner all the way around to the back

[@crabbyjimmy1]

I would’ve liked a night close up of a car behind you.

[@texillini1]

Interesting. But why do we have to have all this tech? We as a society are in love way too much with technology. We are getting far too reliant on it. Yes it makes things easier and more convenient I know, but what ever happened to the old days of just enjoying the driving experience as things used to be. Call me a purist….. guilty as charged.

[@bobspamail]

I’d be hanging tight if I wore those tight skinny jeans but alas I don’t.

[@acdii]

Nothing "hangs" with skinny jeans! LOL