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Hey, figured I'd start a thread on this since someone was asking about phone holders. I've had my ProClip one for about two years now. I've had it on multiple locations and most recently I got the MagSafe one (but you can also get the one that holds your phone). Anyways, wanted to share these in anyone else is looking for a phone mount setup.

 

https://www.proclipusa.com/pages/product-finder

 

MagSafe one:

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kfbyoPV.jpg

 

Holder (with otterbox case one):

J6OiXva.jpg

 

Center mount:

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On 9/29/2023 at 3:13 PM, PureZ71 said:

Hey, figured I'd start a thread on this since someone was asking about phone holders. I've had my ProClip one for about two years now. I've had it on multiple locations and most recently I got the MagSafe one (but you can also get the one that holds your phone). Anyways, wanted to share these in anyone else is looking for a phone mount setup.

 

https://www.proclipusa.com/pages/product-finder

 

MagSafe one:

OzcDOcR.jpg

kfbyoPV.jpg

 

Holder (with otterbox case one):

J6OiXva.jpg

 

Center mount:

aVt9Wya.jpg

Thanks for replying to my earlier post and sharing your experience and pictures. I’m a cheapskate. But not when it comes to my truck. I just ordered the center mount and rugged case holder. I can’t wait till it arrives. I can’t believe I spent almost a $100 bucks for a phone mount. But I tried everything I could get my hands on locally and nothing worked. I hope I like it. At least they give you 30 days to return it. 

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I use a cheap suction phone holder from Walmart. I put it on the dash next to the steering wheel over a vent to keep it cool. I run my navigation and iHeart radio on the phone so it can get warm. I modify the holder with a puck clip because I use a puck on my phone. The whole set up is under 20$ and lasts years.

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On 10/10/2023 at 11:48 PM, Chevyguy273 said:

Hey PureZ71. What do you have on your steering wheel? Carbon fiber? 

 

Posted
On 10/10/2023 at 11:48 PM, Chevyguy273 said:

Hey PureZ71. What do you have on your steering wheel? Carbon fiber? 

Went ahead and upgraded the steering the last week. Got a cover from EastDetailing (link below)($88). It did take about four hours actually stitch it together. Also added a CF trim piece from Ebay to complete the look (link below). Total cost was $110.
 
Posted
5 hours ago, PureZ71 said:
Went ahead and upgraded the steering the last week. Got a cover from EastDetailing (link below)($88). It did take about four hours actually stitch it together. Also added a CF trim piece from Ebay to complete the look (link below). Total cost was $110.
 

Does the heated steering wheel still put out heat with the cover?

Posted
7 hours ago, gemarsh said:

Does the heated steering wheel still put out heat with the cover?

Yes it does. I've used the heated wheel a few times and works perfectly.

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