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trikkonceptz · 03-27-2009, 01:33 PM

I know many of you have seen them and they offer them for just about every vehicle as a replacement to OEM antennae. My question is not if they are better than some stock whip antennas but if they would do more good backwards instead of forward facing because of surface area that faces the wind. This link has the picture. Mind you some designs are thicker because they have to house an antenna base.

http://www.visualgarage.com/Ebay/Sha.../Fin_Cad_1.jpg

03-27-2009, 01:33 PM	#1 (permalink)
trikkonceptz Legend in my own mind Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Homestead, Fl. Posts: 927 Evil Pumpkin - '08 Scion xD RS 1.0 #1633 90 day: 35.45 mpg (US) Silent Silver Killer - '10 Honda Insight EX 90 day: 51.5 mpg (US) Thanks: 2 Thanked 14 Times in 13 Posts	Shark Fin Antennas I know many of you have seen them and they offer them for just about every vehicle as a replacement to OEM antennae. My question is not if they are better than some stock whip antennas but if they would do more good backwards instead of forward facing because of surface area that faces the wind. This link has the picture. Mind you some designs are thicker because they have to house an antenna base. http://www.visualgarage.com/Ebay/Sha.../Fin_Cad_1.jpg __________________ Thx NoCO2; "The biggest FE mod you can make is to adjust the nut behind the wheel" I am a precisional instrument of speed and aeromatics If your knees bent in the opposite direction......what would a chair look like???