got my 18" wheels fitted >>> (pics, modem warning)

[maynardm]

Walter
I love your car where did you get that antenna will it work with my Onstar
New to the Forum hope you do not mind me asking
maynardm

[wamanning]

just google for "shark fin antenna".

i believe it will work w/ your on-star...you just fit in place of the existing external cellular aerial. it works thru the glass, just the same.

performance may not be as good, but the looks certainly are!

[maynardm]

Walter
I love your car hope you do not mind me asking where you got that antenna
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maynardm

[Boris]

Originally Posted by wamanning

after hearing the troubles someone else has had w/ that, i'll pass!

perhaps i should chrome my rims, install neon underbody lights, fit 6" diameter exhaust, and tons of gaudy stick-on body-cladding too?!?!

I am disappointed in you.
You forgot to mention the wing on the trunk lid.
You know the wing that played as an extra in Top Gun.

Seriously, when I posted I was tired and didn't have the energy to finish my thought.

The wheels look clean and all the car needs is to be dropped a little bit.
1" to 1.5" should do the trick, I think it would look more elegant that way.
The self leveling system can easily be modified to work at almost any height by shortening or lengthening the rod.

[Resilient]

Originally Posted by netager

Just kidding
My both sensors broke - looking for replacement.

Why replace... connect the 2 wires, clasp and tape down... done. If you really 'need' sensors to tell you when your pads are completely finished, then replace the sensors... if you have regular inspections... you don't need them.

[netager]

I remember seeing that solution somewhere on the forum. Resilient, you convinced me And saved me $50. I just wanted to do it right

[Resilient]

Personally, I 'love' the irony that they actually call them 'sensors'... when all it really is: a wire bent as upside U... where the dend has no wire shielding, that is then encased in white plastic... that simply grinds away as the pad get thinner... until the plastic is shaved of, allowing the bare wire, to then start thinning or being shaved... until it break... causing an open circuit (thus the dash light)...

and they want 40+$ for said 'sensor'.



I'll snap a picture tonight.