What I did today!

CajunKenny

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Nov 15, 2007
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Here's what I did today.

I built and installed my laptop mount. It is on a Flex Arm that is bolted to the mounting rail under the passenger seat. When I don't want the laptop there, I simply remove it and bend the flex arm to lay flat on the floor.

It's sturdy, completely adjustable, and is passenger friendly!


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CajunKenny

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Thanks guys!

It will actually pull in quite a bit closer to the driver's seat than what you see in the pic.

Carter: I can take pics of the individual pieces for you. And how it's mounted.

I don't have part numbers and such... Some of the parts were custom fab'd by me so I know they're not anywhere! ;)

The Flex Arm that I chose to use is just about maxed out by my Dell Mini 9. It won't support anything larger. So it's limited in that sense...
 

Turbo Habanero

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Thats awesome now you can go so fast when you laptop is beeping say shut up!!! and watch your floor boards drop. LOL nice setup man
 

92nsx

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:) nice, It looks almost identical to one I made for my last Caddy 3 years ago. The only problem was that my "flex arm" couldn't hold the weight of my laptop long. After a few bumps in the road it would fall over. I used plexiglas (sp?) and Velcro to hold the laptop. What are you using?
 

CajunKenny

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Each end of the flex arm has threaded studs sticking out. One end of the flex arm is mounted to a bolt at the bottom of my sparco seat via a bracket that I cut out of 1/8" Aluminum Stock.

The other end screws into a 360* Ball Mount that has been drilled and tapped accordingly.

The Ball Mount attaches to a 4x5.5" Aluminum Plate. The plate has velcro on it.

The key part to this type of setup is the arm. Without a strong one. FAIL! ;)