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Suction Mount Radar Detector Bracket - Beltronics Rx Sti Gx65 on 2040-parts.com

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Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Condition:New Brand:Radar Mount Finish:Anodized Manufacturer Part Number:3003001B Color:Black Category:Suction Mounts Compatible with:Beltronics Size:Universal UPC:712038260515

Suction Mount ™ brackets are available for many in-car devices, including radar detectors, car-cameras, and cellphone mounting brackets. The full-range pan-tilt bracket allows accurate adjustment, even on highly-curved sports car windshields!

RadarMount.com has been creating innovative and cost-effective device mounting brackets since 2011. We are constantly improving our patented and trademarked designs, and manufacture most of our products at our facility in Las Vegas, Nevada.


RadarMount.com is part of The Package Group LLC, a Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing Company based in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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Suction Mount Radar Detector Bracket - Beltronics RX STI GX65

High Quality
100% Original

Super Strong Clamping Suction Cup

Fully Adjustable for Pan and Tilt

Includes Beltronics Anti-Rattle Clip

Securely installs in Seconds

Made in the USA. Detector not included

Our Suction Mount ™ features a double-adjustable steel mounting bracket, with a large, clamping suction cup, keeping your Beltronics RX65 V995 PRO300 STi PRO200 V995 Radar Detector from falling off your windshield, even during hard driving.

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