Mounting CB antenna on back of 4runner..help
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Mounting CB antenna on back of 4runner..help
I have a 91 4runner and i recently purchased a CB radio antenna for it. It came with a hood mount, but I didnt really like the look of it mounted on the front of my truck. Is there anyone here that can give me ideas of how to mount it on the back of my truck?
Thanks,
Dan
Thanks,
Dan
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Here, I just posted these two pics in the white letter post a few minutes ago.
Antenna on the hood.
http://www.pnw4runners.net/pics&vids/bos5.jpg
Antenna on the ARB.
http://www.pnw4runners.net/pics&vids/bos3.jpg
You get good reception with the antenna on the hood, and that piece that mounts there doesn't interfere with the hood.
See my CB page for more details on the hood mount.
http://www.pnw4runners.net/tando/cb.htm
Antenna on the hood.
http://www.pnw4runners.net/pics&vids/bos5.jpg
Antenna on the ARB.
http://www.pnw4runners.net/pics&vids/bos3.jpg
You get good reception with the antenna on the hood, and that piece that mounts there doesn't interfere with the hood.
See my CB page for more details on the hood mount.
http://www.pnw4runners.net/tando/cb.htm
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Here, I just posted these two pics, but ill do it again because my truck is sooo puurty.
Drool over my hood.
http://www.pnw4runners.net/pics&vids/bos5.jpg
Drool over my ARB.
http://www.pnw4runners.net/pics&vids/bos3.jpg
You get good reception with the antenna on the hood, and everyone can haer me when im hoggin the CB channel 4 on trail rides.
See my Homepage to see more pics of my sweet azz truck.
http://www.pnw4runners.net/tando/cb.htm
Jay
Here, I just posted these two pics, but ill do it again because my truck is sooo puurty.
Drool over my hood.
http://www.pnw4runners.net/pics&vids/bos5.jpg
Drool over my ARB.
http://www.pnw4runners.net/pics&vids/bos3.jpg
You get good reception with the antenna on the hood, and everyone can haer me when im hoggin the CB channel 4 on trail rides.
See my Homepage to see more pics of my sweet azz truck.
http://www.pnw4runners.net/tando/cb.htm
Jay
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Hey Dan
Firestik makes a door jam mount that I used to mount between the tailgate jam.
It's worked out really well.
Product number is SS-204
http://www.firestik.com/CatalogFrame.htm
Firestik makes a door jam mount that I used to mount between the tailgate jam.
It's worked out really well.
Product number is SS-204
http://www.firestik.com/CatalogFrame.htm
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Jay
Jay
Don't make me blind you now
http://www.pnw4runners.net/pics&vids..._2002/bos4.jpg
http://www.pnw4runners.net/pics&vids..._2002/bos2.jpg
http://www.pnw4runners.net/pics&vids..._2002/bos1.jpg
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yes... yes ... yes... your truck is VERY purrty. Hopefully one day mine will look as good.. if not better But thanks a lot guys for your replies. I might even try and make my own mount for the back bumper, ive got friends that are good at metalwork... But for now I will just use the mount for the hood that i have.
Oh and for the guy with the nice runner... what kind of roof rack is that? and how much did it cost ya???
Thanks again...
Oh and for the guy with the nice runner... what kind of roof rack is that? and how much did it cost ya???
Thanks again...
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Why thank you
The rack is a Load Warrior from Yakima.
Links to it are on my write-up here.
http://www.pnw4runners.net/tando/hilift_mount.htm
It's a great rack, and can be fitted two ways.
1. On Yakima or Thule crossbars. Mine are on crossbars I have had since '88.
2. You can use your factory rails from the Toyota rack and it will mount lower to your roof and not stick up as high also.
There were not a lot of acc. for the rack when I got it, hence me coming up with ideas in the above write-up.
But now Yakima has a lot more stuff out there including an axe & shovel mount, and a Hi Lift mount is in the works so their tech department tells me.
Now back to your antenna...
Robinhood150 on the board here has a post that might be of help.
I saw Vince's setup in person that he mentioned above, and it works great too.
It's a real clean installation.
Corey
The rack is a Load Warrior from Yakima.
Links to it are on my write-up here.
http://www.pnw4runners.net/tando/hilift_mount.htm
It's a great rack, and can be fitted two ways.
1. On Yakima or Thule crossbars. Mine are on crossbars I have had since '88.
2. You can use your factory rails from the Toyota rack and it will mount lower to your roof and not stick up as high also.
There were not a lot of acc. for the rack when I got it, hence me coming up with ideas in the above write-up.
But now Yakima has a lot more stuff out there including an axe & shovel mount, and a Hi Lift mount is in the works so their tech department tells me.
Now back to your antenna...
Robinhood150 on the board here has a post that might be of help.
I saw Vince's setup in person that he mentioned above, and it works great too.
It's a real clean installation.
Corey
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Now back to your antenna...
Robinhood150 on the board here has a post that might be of help.
Now back to your antenna...
Robinhood150 on the board here has a post that might be of help.
Steve
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