ViEtbOixStuNnAh

okay, ima get the s2000 antenna... but if i remember correctly from a while back when this conversion was "hot"... wasn't there a kit that you had to buy? i think someone use to sell it... or what parts do i need to put this thing together thanks

Daniel

Email Chris at b18c510@hotmail.com and tell him you're interested in purchasing a kit. I bought mine from him way back when and I don't know if he's still selling them, but he's a local guy, good seller. Tell him I mentioned it.

red GS-R

i thought you could just buy it and stick it on there...is this a mounting kit that's required?

Daniel

Oh yes, it just doesn't screw in. Remember, it's not made for an Integra, it's made for an S2000. A little bit of PVC piping, some washers, a long bolt, and custom cable will do the trick though. E-mail the address above like I said and he'll be able to shed more light on the subject.

redwinqs

yea u have to have a mounting kit. Its really easy, I just installed mine yesterday. If you listen to the radio alot and live near a woody area then i wouldnt get this antenna. I get poor reception but i dont listen to the radio that often.

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red GS-R

thanks guys

red GS-R

this guy from G2IC has one on his GS-R:

http://students.washington.edu/locdaddy/s2k1.jpg
http://students.washington.edu/locdaddy/s2k2.jpg

H-carWizard

This is how the S2000 kit looks from the factory. This is Honda Part # 623620


Here it is after install was completed.


This is a more expensive way to get the S2000 antenna on your Integra, however I do not have any of the reception problems often reported by home depot kit users.
there were some modifications I had to do on the mounting. Email me for instructions.
HcarWizKid@aol.com

Good luck

Phil

DC294GSR

how is the fit on that part? does it just drop right in? i made my own, and about a month later, the antenna fell thru the hole into my quarter panel. dont ask me how, the reception was fine on it. how much did that part cost you?

H-carWizard

Part was expensive! $92.00.
The factory top mount needs to be modified. The sleave that slides through the body hole is too large in diameter to fit a standard integra antenna hole. I shaved the sleave off, and removed the factory collar (on the internal part of the unit, this required use of a phillips head screwdriver, very simple) I then mounted the unit, but I was unhappy. The fit was too loose.
I remedied that by putting some rubber sink washers around the threaded part of the internal base unit. when I cranked down the antenna mount, the washers created a nice, and snug mounting.
I am using the factory head unit (results may very depending on your particular head unit), and the area I live in is pretty flat. Reception is fine, unless I am between too many tall buildings, but that was a problem I had with the origional antenna.
S2K antenna looks cool IMO. I prefer CD's to radio, so reception isn't that important anyway.


Phil