topgun217
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I know what you mean about the 3900's. I had a ball fall off the tip of one and when I went through a drive through, I got it caught and shattered it.Thanks CARNAC! I WISH I had 3916's to be honest. The 3900 breaks to easily from what I have seen. We used them in OIF III and 7-9 on our trucks-any time we hit a wire it would snap the rod inside the antennae rendering it useless. We rolled with 3916s on our tanks and they worked awesome. Im only using that whip for my CB so quality isn't a top priority for me, but id prefer the 3916s, because thats what im used to running on our tanks.
I know what you mean about the 3900's. I had a ball fall off the tip of one and when I went through a drive through, I got it caught and shattered it.
Swapped to 3916s soon after. Lost that vehicle. Still have the antennae.
Do you have any interior picks, have you done any upgrades there? I had planned on rhinolining the interior of mine with sand colored lining.
Just finished up this tank. I got 16.2 mpg with just city driving. It really didn't drop any noticeable amount. the .4-.7 mpg difference could just be my driving style, rather than just bigger tires. Either way, there is no real NOTICEABLE difference in my city driving. The highway was a decent gain though. Hope my info helps.I'm curious to know what this does to your MPGs.
I really like to do something similar but my M1009 is my most fuel efficient vehicle and I'd like to keep it that way
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