Wolfbox G900 Pro Bumper version - my review

[Winds of Change]

I recently received the @WolfBox G900 Pro Bumper version after winning it in a contest. The package included the mirror mount and the hardwire kit, making the installation process fairly straightforward. It features a total of three cameras, with the main camera offering impressive 4K resolution. Navigating the setup through the mirror settings menu was simple and intuitive. Although I haven’t downloaded any footage yet—as editing videos isn’t really my thing—I already consider this one of my favorite vehicle modifications.

One of the standout features is the flexibility in viewing options: you can switch between the main camera view, a two-camera split view, or display all three camera feeds at once. When hardwiring the unit, the instructions clearly specify which fuse numbers to use with the included fuse taps, so the process was hassle-free. The kit comes with everything needed for installation: the mirror, two additional cameras, a GPS puck, the hardwire kit with fuse taps, cable ties, and the mounting arm for the windshield.

I especially appreciate being able to use one of the cameras as my rearview mirror when my rear window is blocked. Alternatively, if you prefer not to remove your original mirror, the Wolfbox can be strapped directly over it. The system supports loop recording in one-, two-, or three-minute segments, and it even includes a generous 256GB SD card. Overall, this is a highly functional mod that I believe is well worth the investment of both time and money.

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[jtgensler]

I have one as well. Given how often the rearview mirror was blocked by items in the trunk, the spare & larger 3rd brake light I have & just how scratched my vinyl windows are, it was a night & day difference to go from the mirror to the camera.
Having to wipe it off in winter is the only downside I've found.
It's nice having another front camera - I already had the OEM front grille cam, but I relocated it to my fairlead when I put my winch on. So now I have this one in my grille where the OEM was.
3 recordings if anything happens is a plus.

It's a good kit, worth the $ to protect your vehicle.

 

[A51SASBUILD]

I recently received the @WolfBox G900 Pro Bumper version after winning it in a contest. The package included the mirror mount and the hardwire kit, making the installation process fairly straightforward. It features a total of three cameras, with the main camera offering impressive 4K resolution. Navigating the setup through the mirror settings menu was simple and intuitive. Although I haven’t downloaded any footage yet—as editing videos isn’t really my thing—I already consider this one of my favorite vehicle modifications.

One of the standout features is the flexibility in viewing options: you can switch between the main camera view, a two-camera split view, or display all three camera feeds at once. When hardwiring the unit, the instructions clearly specify which fuse numbers to use with the included fuse taps, so the process was hassle-free. The kit comes with everything needed for installation: the mirror, two additional cameras, a GPS puck, the hardwire kit with fuse taps, cable ties, and the mounting arm for the windshield.

I especially appreciate being able to use one of the cameras as my rearview mirror when my rear window is blocked. Alternatively, if you prefer not to remove your original mirror, the Wolfbox can be strapped directly over it. The system supports loop recording in one-, two-, or three-minute segments, and it even includes a generous 256GB SD card. Overall, this is a highly functional mod that I believe is well worth the investment of both time and money.

I was looking at snagging this next week. I have a base with only a rear camera so I think this will be a huge addition! For install how time consuming was it?

 

[Winds of Change]

I was looking at snagging this next week. I have a base with only a rear camera so I think this will be a huge addition! For install how time consuming was it?

Maybe 2 or 3 hours. I am not 100% sure. I broke my ankle the day before I started. I was just working on it on and off and pain would allow lol. It is mostly just tedious. Watch a few videos. That's what I did.

 

[A51SASBUILD]

Maybe 2 or 3 hours. I am not 100% sure. I broke my ankle the day before I started. I was just working on it on and off and pain would allow lol. It is mostly just tedious. Watch a few videos. That's what I did.

Sorry to hear about your ankle! I've watched a few so I should be able to stumble through it!

 

[Johnny Mo]

Not to steal your review thread - but for the people asking about install time - I'd say give yourself a solid 3 hours. It's not hard - just tedious stuff - removing trim panels, running and hiding wiring. If you are tapping into reverse lights and stuff - yeah then it gets a little trickier. But here's my recent review and install video.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...tor-detailed-review-and-install-video.127923/

 

[A51SASBUILD]

Not to steal your review thread - but for the people asking about install time - I'd say give yourself a solid 3 hours. It's not hard - just tedious stuff - removing trim panels, running and hiding wiring. If you are tapping into reverse lights and stuff - yeah then it gets a little trickier. But here's my recent review and install video.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...tor-detailed-review-and-install-video.127923/

thank you for this!

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