I have a '16 Silverado and want to mount a Feniex Fusion 600 in the rear window headliner. Any suggestions on how to actually mount it? Factory headliner brackets won't work because of where the headliner meets the window.
Headliner bracket
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Feniex makes flat window brackets. They use 3M VHB tape. I've seen some in Jeeps.
Another route would be to adapt end brackets with suction cup feet.
Another route would be to adapt end brackets with suction cup feet.
Does the vhb tape hold really well with it being at the top?
I’m looking into mounting a 911EP TD28 in my rear window and was looking at this mounting option.
I've used it to hold T3s on brackets to the headliner of a 2016 Tahoe. Not a fabric liner but a hard surface with stippling. Been holding for 2 years. It's in one of my install threads somewhere.
The brackets I saw were stuck to the window and the light head sat on it like a shelf. Ultra bright lightz sells them.
The brackets I saw were stuck to the window and the light head sat on it like a shelf. Ultra bright lightz sells them.
I’ll take a look and see what I find. I appreciate it. My previous TD28 sat down by the headrests and I want this one to sit up on the headliner.
I appreciate it.
Just gonna throw this into the mix, wire coat hanger method is another option....
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Cheap and Easy was to mount a light to your headliner....
After rigging out several cars for a local agency (an agency that could not afford to purchase vehicle specific mounts, AND requested no permanant holes / signs that equipment had been mounted in their Lease vehicles) I came up with a cheap and easy was to mount lightweight LED's to the front...
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every feniex dealer sells them.
Key with these brackets is preparation. If you don't properly prepare them and support them for 24 hours during the curing process you are doomed to fail