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  1. #1
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    '99 Integra Type R.

    Cool Install S2000 Antenna in DC2R.

    Yes I did a search...& searched and found this website off Google & Honda-tech. WWW.TEAMINTEGRA.COM. What a waste of time.
    http://www.team-integra.net/section...p?ArticleID=859

    That 'Team Integra' site for mounting the S2K aerial is confusing.... They go-on about making this getto plastic peice that you don't need. Half way through, they keep cutting it down until it's the same size as the supplied peice. Then they turn it back around before they fit it. I know, because I was using that as a guide. I was just shaking my head, just use the peice supplied, I did make a small bracket the lenght of the index finger & used a captive nut already in location.
    The one bit of useful info from that guide was the Connecting the power from the Green/Yellow strip wire.
    But apart from that, the only other tricky thing was a simple re-route of the aerial lead to get more lenght. Under the rear speaker & over the rear wheel arch.
    Job Done. I haven't uploaded my only pic of it finished. Will later.

    Just remember, Some of the advise you get from the Web, can be just plain WRONG!!!

  2. #2
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    What does a S2000 antenna look like again?
    I'd rather walk way from something saying "that was too hard" than walk away saying "that was too easy"
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  3. #3
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    '99 Integra Type R.
    Little black stubbie Rubber aerial

  4. #4
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    33° 51′ 25″ S 151° 12′ 55″ E
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    how much was the s2k antenna ? how long did it take u to do this ?

  5. #5
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    I like my integra antenna, it goes up and down by itself.
    I'd rather walk way from something saying "that was too hard" than walk away saying "that was too easy"
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  6. #6
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    i dont understand a word of that post, its too confusing....

  7. #7
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    '99 Integra Type R.
    About $260-270 from Honda. About 1 hour, 30mins trying to figure what Team Integra was trying to do. In the end... 10mins to measure... 10mins to make the Bracket, 10 Mins to Install.

    I had broken the OEM aerial on the CF Wing. This won't happen again with the Stubbie Black Rubber one.

  8. #8
    Any pics there bud ??

  9. #9
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    DC2R
    i think the antenna is similar to the BEL GARAGE milano red DC2R.
    check out their website for pics. www.belgarage.com.au

  10. #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by LAGOOT
    i think the antenna is similar to the BEL GARAGE milano red DC2R.
    check out their website for pics. www.belgarage.com.au
    Yeah, That's it....

  11. #11
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    91 Integra LS
    1 question....
    WHY?????

  12. #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2NTICN
    1 question....
    WHY?????
    because the integra antenna goes up 10 metres into the sky

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