anyone with a bitviper antenna please come in!!!!
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Staging Lane
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anyone with a bitviper antenna please come in!!!! im soooo pissed off right now..... someone must have came over to my car last night and stole my antenna off my car... obviously i was giving people the bennefit of the doubt and just screwed it on like a reg antenna but now that i am needing to order a new one i want to make sure noone with their grubb hands wants to steal mine again.... what would be the best way to attach it permanently!!! 
why don't you just cut the stock one down and cut off the ball and glue it back on to whatever height you choose to cut the stocker down to? That way you can have one in the mean time
To attach it permanently I would just tighten the mother living **** out of it lol.. Try to use tools to do it because whoever took it prolly just got a good grip on it and got it off if it was on tight by hand before
To attach it permanently I would just tighten the mother living **** out of it lol.. Try to use tools to do it because whoever took it prolly just got a good grip on it and got it off if it was on tight by hand before
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Staging Lane
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yea i was a dumb *** and just tightened it by hand.... wont do that again... and i threw my old stocker away.... not the smartest move either.... but i emailed aaron again ordering a new one so i guess it will just be static radio for me till i get the new one and im prob gonna use jb weld or something similar or just be forced to remove it everytime i stop somewhere....
Sorry your antenna got jacked dude. I would try a dab of superglue on the inside just a little. This way it will be tight and you could remove with tools but it would be too tight to twist off by hand. You know just a little extra bond in there.
Im curious to know though, does the bitviper antenna fit on the stock mounts or no?
I just ordered a stocker from a fellow tech member, to do away with my power unit because im tired of the huge RC car look and I actually listen to my radio quite often so wiring it to a switch was not something I wanted to opt for.
Im curious to know though, does the bitviper antenna fit on the stock mounts or no?
I just ordered a stocker from a fellow tech member, to do away with my power unit because im tired of the huge RC car look and I actually listen to my radio quite often so wiring it to a switch was not something I wanted to opt for.
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Staging Lane
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Sorry your antenna got jacked dude. I would try a dab of superglue on the inside just a little. This way it will be tight and you could remove with tools but it would be too tight to twist off by hand. You know just a little extra bond in there.
Im curious to know though, does the bitviper antenna fit on the stock mounts or no?
I just ordered a stocker from a fellow tech member, to do away with my power unit because im tired of the huge RC car look and I actually listen to my radio quite often so wiring it to a switch was not something I wanted to opt for.
Im curious to know though, does the bitviper antenna fit on the stock mounts or no?
I just ordered a stocker from a fellow tech member, to do away with my power unit because im tired of the huge RC car look and I actually listen to my radio quite often so wiring it to a switch was not something I wanted to opt for.
