I got a chubby....I mean stubby
#8
I got it at the toyota/scion dealership. Yes, I could have bought one online for 10 $ but then I would probably pay more in shipping and cross border fees/taxes than the antenna itself and so it would probably end up being close to 30 dollars or more.
#11
Yes, that is where the OEM Toyota instructions have the antenna placed. This is not the Toyota satellite option though. Toyota offered only XM at the time...I didn't like their channel lineup as much.
So I went with the Sirius SCC1 Connect + the Audiovox SIR-TOY1 interface translator for our head unit. It functions just like factory. For wayyy cheaper too.
I just followed the satellite radio installation instructions found on trdsparks. You definitely want to route the antenna to that location for the best reception...either way it's going to be exposed to potential jackasses who might want to steal it. Just like any jackass can walk up to your car and unscrew your brand new stubby antenna.
If anyone wanted to steal your satellite antenna by cutting the cord, they'll just have a useless piece of hardware. It still requires the cord and satellite tuner box to function. Anyone cutting the cord would just be doing it to be mean. I've had mine installed for well over a year now and it has not budged an at all. The magnet holds great.
So I went with the Sirius SCC1 Connect + the Audiovox SIR-TOY1 interface translator for our head unit. It functions just like factory. For wayyy cheaper too.
I just followed the satellite radio installation instructions found on trdsparks. You definitely want to route the antenna to that location for the best reception...either way it's going to be exposed to potential jackasses who might want to steal it. Just like any jackass can walk up to your car and unscrew your brand new stubby antenna.
If anyone wanted to steal your satellite antenna by cutting the cord, they'll just have a useless piece of hardware. It still requires the cord and satellite tuner box to function. Anyone cutting the cord would just be doing it to be mean. I've had mine installed for well over a year now and it has not budged an at all. The magnet holds great.
#12
Yes, that is where the OEM Toyota instructions have the antenna placed. This is not the Toyota satellite option though. Toyota offered only XM at the time...I didn't like their channel lineup as much.
So I went with the Sirius SCC1 Connect + the Audiovox SIR-TOY1 interface translator for our head unit. It functions just like factory. For wayyy cheaper too.
I just followed the satellite radio installation instructions found on trdsparks. You definitely want to route the antenna to that location for the best reception...either way it's going to be exposed to potential jackasses who might want to steal it. Just like any jackass can walk up to your car and unscrew your brand new stubby antenna.
If anyone wanted to steal your satellite antenna by cutting the cord, they'll just have a useless piece of hardware. It still requires the cord and satellite tuner box to function. Anyone cutting the cord would just be doing it to be mean. I've had mine installed for well over a year now and it has not budged an at all. The magnet holds great.
So I went with the Sirius SCC1 Connect + the Audiovox SIR-TOY1 interface translator for our head unit. It functions just like factory. For wayyy cheaper too.
I just followed the satellite radio installation instructions found on trdsparks. You definitely want to route the antenna to that location for the best reception...either way it's going to be exposed to potential jackasses who might want to steal it. Just like any jackass can walk up to your car and unscrew your brand new stubby antenna.
If anyone wanted to steal your satellite antenna by cutting the cord, they'll just have a useless piece of hardware. It still requires the cord and satellite tuner box to function. Anyone cutting the cord would just be doing it to be mean. I've had mine installed for well over a year now and it has not budged an at all. The magnet holds great.
#13
The main point you should have taken from my post is that the chances of someone cutting it are slim to none. They will just have a useless piece of plastic. They won't be able to do anything with it because it still requres a cord and satellite tuner box in order to function before they can even think about using it with their radio. There is no benefit from stealing it. At least with the antenna they could take it and screw it onto their own car.
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(yea i just hashtag'd, and what? lol )
#18
I want to install hidden cameras with audio and motion trackers in my car equiped with night vision for possible situations like this but, it would probably cost alot. Has anyone you guys know had this done before?
#19
a little paranoid don't you think? I thought Canada was suppose to be nicer/safer. esp BC..i always hear its so beautiful with so many trees
just install an electric shock alarm. anyone that touches it when they are supposed to get shocked LOL that would be fun
just install an electric shock alarm. anyone that touches it when they are supposed to get shocked LOL that would be fun
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