Clean up your cockpit and light it up the right way with CarChains3D Clockable LED Helmet & Steering Wheel Roll Cage Mount! This LED mount is a purpose-built, 3D-printed solution designed for race cars, track cars, and off-road builds that need a functional steering wheel and helment holder that also offers a lighting solution without clutter.
This mount securely clamps to standard roll cage tubing ranging from 1” to 2” and is available in single-hook or dual-hook configurations. Lighting options include one or two LED lights, offered in wired or wireless versions to suit different build preferences. The integrated LED pods are positioned perpendicular to the helmet and steering wheel, providing direct, functional illumination without glare. Whether you’re strapping in before a night run, adjusting belts, checking switches, or working inside the cockpit in low-light conditions, this setup delivers light exactly where it’s needed—no fumbling and dropping lights, no temporary solutions!
Manufactured in-house by CarChains3D, the mount is printed from a high-strength, heat-resistant material designed to withstand vibration, temperature swings, and the abuse of real motorsports use. The design keeps wiring tidy, maintains a low-profile footprint, and avoids sharp edges or interference with safety gear.
Designed, printed, and tested with real race cars in mind, this CarChains3D mount delivers practical lighting, clean installation, and a professional finish—because the small details matter when you’re strapped in and ready to send it. 🏁
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