CarChains3d introduces the 3D Printed Haltech IC-7 Universal Column Mounts, designed for seamless integration with any round column. This custom-fit mount is modeled to your specific column diameter, ensuring a perfect fit and easy installation.
Key Features:
Custom Fit: We model the mount to fit your exact column diameter, providing a tailored solution that securely holds your Haltech IC-7 screen.
Quick Production: Once your order is placed and column diameter is provided, we typically print and ship your mount within a week.
Complete Hardware Included: Each mount comes with all necessary hardware, including black hose clamps that are sized perfectly to fit your column without excess length.
Optional Sun Visor: To reduce glare and enhance visibility, you can order the mount with an integrated sun visor.
Easy Ordering: Simply email your column diameter to carchains3d@gmail.com after placing your order to ensure a precise fit.
Why Choose CarChains3d:
Precision Engineering: Our mounts are designed to provide a snug, secure fit, ensuring your screen stays in place during use.
Versatile Application: Whether for drag racing or street use, this universal mount adapts to any round column for easy installation.
Reliable Support: Our team is available to assist with any questions or custom requests, ensuring you get the perfect solution for your vehicle.
Upgrade your Haltech IC-7 setup with CarChains3d’s 3D Printed Universal Column Mounts, combining customization, durability, and ease of installation.
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