QuickBall Windshield Suction Cup Mount for Escort Passport and BEL / Beltronics Radar Detector With our QuickBall (TM) Windshield Mount you can now quickly install and aim your radar detector in mere seconds! And just as quickly you can remove it and stow it away for safety. No more leaving the mount on your windshield because you don't won't to hassle with realigning the factory suction cup mount, thus alerting thieves of what's to be gained by breaking into your car. Radar detector mounts left attached to windshields are a major cause of vehicle break-ins and are easily avoided by simply removing the mount. The QuickBall's large, strong, suction cup with cam action lever securely attaches to your windshield while the ball mount provides quick and effortless adjustability, and is quickly locked down into position with a twist of the knob. The QuickBall mount makes it fast and easy to remove and re-install your radar detector while accurately aligning it every time, as often as you need to. Using your radar detector with multiple cars becomes a breeze! Parked somewhere that you're afraid of a break-in, no problem! Remove the entire radar detector and mount and re-install and align it quickly and effortlessly when you return. The QuickBall Windshield Mount with radar detector still attached can be swiftly removed and just as quickly re-installed and aligned for maximum stealth and vehicle security, unlike permanently attached mirror stem mounts that are a red flag to thieves! What the mirror stem mount manufacturers won't tell you... auto mirrors often have a ball mount at both the windshield AND the mirror, with the stem in-between. Which ball joint moves when you adjust your mirror depends on which one has less friction. If the ball mount at the windshield side moves when you adjust your mirror then your radar detector will be thrown out of alignment and need to be readjusted. With the QuickBall there's no more having to realign your radar detector every time your wife or husband readjusts the mirror to suit their needs!