St00k antenna
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Re: St00k antenna (JET_dC4)
I had one, but sold it
you might have more success with this request by posting it in the classifieds forum....I'm sure there's someone willing to sell theirs.
you might have more success with this request by posting it in the classifieds forum....I'm sure there's someone willing to sell theirs.
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Re: St00k antenna (tWixT)
I also ordered one from ebay about a month ago for $33 shipped. Easy install and looks great!
And the best thing of all is you will never have to hear that annoying stock antenna going up and down again...
And the best thing of all is you will never have to hear that annoying stock antenna going up and down again...
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Re: St00k antenna (sfigj3)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Cliffjumper2 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I had one, but sold it
you might have more success with this request by posting it in the classifieds forum....I'm sure there's someone willing to sell theirs.</TD></TR></TABLE>
you might have more success with this request by posting it in the classifieds forum....I'm sure there's someone willing to sell theirs.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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From: The Village Hidden in the Leaves: Seattle, WA
just go to honda and screw one off. hahahaha. s2k antenna is the same as the new civic si and honda element.
you need to work on your grammer.
you need to work on your grammer.
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Re: (LiTtOGPiMp)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by LiTtOGPiMp »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you need to work on your grammer. </TD></TR></TABLE>and you should work on your spelling.
you can purchase oem honda parts at http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com
</TD></TR></TABLE>and you should work on your spelling. you can purchase oem honda parts at http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com
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whatchu talkin about....
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whatchu talkin about....
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Re: (LiTtOGPiMp)
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whatchu talkin about.... </TD></TR></TABLE>
Grammar. Not grammer. LOL!
whatchu talkin about....
</TD></TR></TABLE>Grammar. Not grammer.
LOL!
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From: The Village Hidden in the Leaves: Seattle, WA
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Grammar. Not grammer. LOL!</TD></TR></TABLE>
LOL, i remember missing that one back in 8th grade. i guess some things never change. LOL
Grammar. Not grammer.
LOL!</TD></TR></TABLE>LOL, i remember missing that one back in 8th grade. i guess some things never change.
LOL
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Re: St00k antenna (sfigj3)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sfigj3 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I also ordered one from ebay about a month ago for $33 shipped. Easy install and looks great!
And the best thing of all is you will never have to hear that annoying stock antenna going up and down again...</TD></TR></TABLE>
Hell yeah I love mine too, looks hot, and was easy to install.
And the best thing of all is you will never have to hear that annoying stock antenna going up and down again...</TD></TR></TABLE>
Hell yeah I love mine too, looks hot, and was easy to install.
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Re: (shogun-dc2)
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Grammar. Not grammer. LOL!</TD></TR></TABLE>
Own3d!!!
Grammar. Not grammer.
LOL!</TD></TR></TABLE>Own3d!!!
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Re: St00k antenna (JET_dC4)
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we'll throw you a HELMs spelling and grammAr book
just make sure you dont forget to seal up the antenna so you dont get any leaks..
</TD></TR></TABLE>we'll throw you a HELMs spelling and grammAr book
just make sure you dont forget to seal up the antenna so you dont get any leaks..
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Re: St00k antenna (..::91TEG-G2::..)
In my opinion, the best route to go for switching to an s2k antenna is buying the OEM assembly straight from Honda. It is #3 in this pic.
Before buying that, I had purchased one of those cheaper ($35) "kits" with the plastic tube, and it was crap. Thing fell apart easily, and wouldn't allow you to unscrew the antenna without everything coming apart.
So even though the OEM assembly costs more ($96.35 on hondaautomotiveparts.com) I think it is definately worth it.
BTW: only reason I switched to S2k was because my stock antenna had a broken cable so it wouldn't retract and dealer said $140 to fix
Before buying that, I had purchased one of those cheaper ($35) "kits" with the plastic tube, and it was crap. Thing fell apart easily, and wouldn't allow you to unscrew the antenna without everything coming apart.
So even though the OEM assembly costs more ($96.35 on hondaautomotiveparts.com) I think it is definately worth it.
BTW: only reason I switched to S2k was because my stock antenna had a broken cable so it wouldn't retract and dealer said $140 to fix
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Yeah you just remove old one
Push it in
Tighten the nut on the reverse
Since its amplified you will want to connect it to the power wire for the attenna
I forget the coler but I can look if someone needs to know.
I just used a volt meter to find the +12 volts with the keys in.
Yeah you just remove old one
Push it in
Tighten the nut on the reverse
Since its amplified you will want to connect it to the power wire for the attenna
I forget the coler but I can look if someone needs to know.
I just used a volt meter to find the +12 volts with the keys in.
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From: amherst, ny, US
Re: St00k antenna (SMZ GSR)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SMZ GSR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
So even though the OEM assembly costs more ($96.35 on hondaautomotiveparts.com) I think it is definately worth it.
BTW: only reason I switched to S2k was because my stock antenna had a broken cable so it wouldn't retract and dealer said $140 to fix </TD></TR></TABLE>
my antenna has the same problem so i figured i would switch over cuz its a much cleaner look, however did the oem assembly include the antenna itself? or did you have to buy that plus the assembly
So even though the OEM assembly costs more ($96.35 on hondaautomotiveparts.com) I think it is definately worth it.
BTW: only reason I switched to S2k was because my stock antenna had a broken cable so it wouldn't retract and dealer said $140 to fix
</TD></TR></TABLE> my antenna has the same problem so i figured i would switch over cuz its a much cleaner look, however did the oem assembly include the antenna itself? or did you have to buy that plus the assembly
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Re: St00k antenna (JET_dC4)
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my antenna has the same problem so i figured i would switch over cuz its a much cleaner look, however did the oem assembly include the antenna itself? or did you have to buy that plus the assembly</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yes. That #3 assembly includes all those pieces it is pointing to, including the antenna itself.
my antenna has the same problem so i figured i would switch over cuz its a much cleaner look, however did the oem assembly include the antenna itself? or did you have to buy that plus the assembly</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yes. That #3 assembly includes all those pieces it is pointing to, including the antenna itself.
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Re: St00k antenna (JET_dC4)
As soon as my OEM antenna stop working, I'm going to install the Shark II! Looks like a good set up to me. Doesn't look like it'll fall apart like some others I've seen...
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