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FastEddie

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Thanks. Do these lip mounts damage the door? Does it increase rust? Do the screws/bolts screw directly into the sheet metal?
 

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here is mine the main unit is mounted under the dash just above the glovebox.

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here is mine the main unit is mounted under the dash just above the glovebox.

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How hard was it to drill out the NMO mount? I've been looking at doing this on my truck...it's unquestionably THE BEST mounting method for an antenna on these vehicles. Now that I spend little to no time in parking garages, I have no good excuse for not installing one or more likely two (HF and VHF).
 

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How hard was it to drill out the NMO mount? I've been looking at doing this on my truck...it's unquestionably THE BEST mounting method for an antenna on these vehicles. Now that I spend little to no time in parking garages, I have no good excuse for not installing one or more likely two (HF and VHF).


It's actually very easy. The hardest part I had was fishing the antenna cable under the carpet. I purchased a cover for it that I use whenever I know I won't need my radio.

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It's actually very easy. The hardest part I had was fishing the antenna cable under the carpet. I purchased a cover for it that I use whenever I know I won't need my radio. <img src="http://www.fordraptorforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=52776"/><img src="http://www.fordraptorforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=52777"/>

I agree. Wasn't hard. Check out my build thred on how to fish the wire through. I'll be adding a Lowrance antenna back there soon

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It's actually very easy. The hardest part I had was fishing the antenna cable under the carpet. I purchased a cover for it that I use whenever I know I won't need my radio.

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Hey I like that cover! Going to have to get one for sure.

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I agree. Wasn't hard. Check out my build thred on how to fish the wire through. I'll be adding a Lowrance antenna back there soon

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going to read it now, thank you!
 
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