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Old 10-29-2008, 10:03 AM
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Toolbox CB Mount..

Anyone know where I can get a mount for my CB Antenna (4' Firestik) to mount to a toolbox? I took my rollbar out cause it got in the way and I need a toolbox more than that.. So I'm putting my toolbox back in but neet a mount for my CB antenna cause my antenna is rail mounted..
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Radio Shack has them, or check at your local truck stop they should have everything you need.
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i have always used the clamp on mounts they use on semi trucks and loose the backing plate and just drill four holes in the box, always worked well.
Old 10-29-2008, 10:23 AM
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Aight.
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I have mine mounted on a piece of 2in square tubing that i bolted to the toolbox. I bought one of those rail mount L brackets and bolted to the square tubing. I use the square tubing because you want the antenna to be atleast an inch and a half from any metal.
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the clamp on with the four bolts drilled on a vertical surface is probably the most stout solution you'll find. the mounting stud, where you just drill an appropriately sized hole and through-bolt it on are good only with thicker metals since the antenna will whip around while you drive.
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Just a note, I read in the FSM that you should keep componants for a CB radio as far away from the ECM as possible..
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Thanks Jay, but thanks for (RUBBING IT IN MY FACE!) that I don't have EFI.. I wish I had EFI, but then again I've never had any carb problems..
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bet you have an ecu though.
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Find it for me then! Haha I'd rather not look.
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Well then, giver!
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