
Pathfinder I
I know just want the bits he has numbers perfect for my needsRAM UK have a great website for finding all the bits to do a custom build from components
Pathfinder I
I know just want the bits he has numbers perfect for my needsRAM UK have a great website for finding all the bits to do a custom build from components
Influencer II
Like the pole mount a lot....I am thinking of fitting one as I didn’t want to screw into my dash board in case of future resale issues with holes in dash. Your solutions may well work for me and my thoughts. Thanks..I was able to modify the Ram mount HD pole and universal base to perfectly fit a 4runner seat mount. Im not sure what the FJC seat feet look like but I’m sure you could make it fit you’re application as well. Running a 12.9” iPad Pro and almost no vibration.
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Contributor I
Member II
Steward II
What parts did you order?My attempt using Ram Mounts:
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9.7" Ipad
2017 Tacoma
Traveler I
Is the mount to the Dash Ram also. Do you have a link for it thksRAM Mount bolted to the side of the radio console.
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Step drilled the holes for the bolts and nuts.
The Panavise looks promising. RAM is the way to go for everything as others have mentioned. I have 4 mounts in my truck for the iPad, iPhone, Delorme Inreach, and my Ham Radio above my mirror in my FJ.
Traveler III
Steward II
Contributor II
Creator III
I've looked the idea of doing similar, but had the feeling that it wouldn't be so easy to view while driving - size of screen and angle of view. Be interested to hear your thoughts.First used a ram mount as seen on 1st pic for my iPad. Then I changed out the head unit for an android powered GPS unit with all the necessary applications to maintain a factory look. I love it. I have all trail maps, internet access and heck even netflix!View attachment 64245View attachment 64246
Educator I
Enthusiast III
Damn! So does it hold an ipad steady when off road?I got one of these and love it, cheap, sturdy and when not in use, easily stored.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/360-Lazy-Tablet-Holder-Mount-Stand-Flexible-Arm-Desktop-Bed-for-iPad-2-3-4-Samsung/611136271?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=17222&adid=22222222227238500408&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=283953405520&wl4=pla-504598865244&wl5=9030355&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=120820442&wl11=online&wl12=611136271&wl13=&veh=sem
Jim
Educator I
Yes and I can bend it how I want it....Damn! So does it hold an ipad steady when off road?
Traveler I
Do you have pics of your setup?Yes and I can bend it how I want it....
Jim
Traveler III
Must be pretty stiff! Several folks have used the RAM Mounts flexible stalk, and while okay on the highway, bounced all over off road. That’s why we’ve gone to the solid tubular stalk instead.Yes and I can bend it how I want it....
Jim
Traveler I
I was able to modify the Ram mount HD pole and universal base to perfectly fit a 4runner seat mount. Im not sure what the FJC seat feet look like but I’m sure you could make it fit you’re application as well. Running a 12.9” iPad Pro and almost no vibration.
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Pathfinder I
This intrigues me quite a bit. What brand did you use?First used a ram mount as seen on 1st pic for my iPad. Then I changed out the head unit for an android powered GPS unit with all the necessary applications to maintain a factory look. I love it. I have all trail maps, internet access and heck even netflix!View attachment 64245View attachment 64246
Enthusiast III
I have an earlier Ram flex mount. I guess 1st gen? that I used for my 2M/70CM face in my Rover. But the foot wouldn’t fit to allow the 4Runner trim to snap back into place. So I ordered a new Ram mount with a more linear, if that’s the right word, mount to allow the trim to fit. Well.... Ram beefed up the aluminum flex rod considerably. I didn’t get my calipers out but had to drill out my existing Ram upper attachment mount because the one that came with the new mount was much larger and was oversized for the radio faceplate holder. But getting on topic finally.... the new thicker rod is more than capable to hold an ipad securely. Now I’m in search for the setup that I saw somewhere of an ipad with a remote radio face underneath.Must be pretty stiff! Several folks have used the RAM Mounts flexible stalk, and while okay on the highway, bounced all over off road. That’s why we’ve gone to the solid tubular stalk instead.