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http://www.arizonarockyroad.com/ These are solidly made mounts.

I drilled right through the tub on the right rear of mine to stick a ball/spring mount. The Hustler stainless ball and spring are decent. Just make sure you position it clear of the wheel tub inside ;-).

Either way will work.

Coax length isn't important...use enough to reach the feed point and don't have a pile extra lying around if you can avoid it.

If you put a 102" whip on, have a way to tie it over for parking garages or use on the trails. If you don't tie it down securely a lot of offroad parks won't permit you to use it...because they tend to snag and whip spotters on the routes.

[QUOTE="SR385, post: 137030, member: 3106"] [url]http://www.arizonarockyroad.com/[/url] These are solidly made mounts. I drilled right through the tub on the right rear of mine to stick a ball/spring mount. The Hustler stainless ball and spring are decent. Just make sure you position it clear of the wheel tub inside ;-). Either way will work. Coax length isn't important...use enough to reach the feed point and don't have a pile extra lying around if you can avoid it. If you put a 102" whip on, have a way to tie it over for parking garages or use on the trails. If you don't tie it down securely a lot of offroad parks won't permit you to use it...because they tend to snag and whip spotters on the routes. [/QUOTE]

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