Procomm PCA5502 2017 & UP Cascadia P4 Series Aluminum Antenna Mirror Mount with SO239 Stud

Procomm PCA5502 2017 & UP Cascadia P4 Series Aluminum Antenna Mirror Mount with SO239 Stud is an adjustable angle bracket with a stud mount for a SO239 antenna

Procomm, an industry leader in CB antenna, mounts, and accessories, makes this adjustable truck mirror mount for the Cascadia P4 Series 2017 and higher.

Made just for Cascadia trucks

Installation of this mount does not necessitate the drilling of additional holes. The existing front two bolts are used to secure the Procomm PCA5002 mirror mount to the mirror arm.

It can be installed on the vehicle's left or right side.

Procomm PCA5502 2017 & UP Cascadia P4 Series Aluminum Antenna Mirror Mount with SO239 Stud is made of high-quality aluminum and has a 12-inch hole for antenna stud installation.

A stud for the antenna is included

The PP8X18 coax is recommended by CB World as the ideal complement to the PCA5502 mirror mount. Typically, 18 feet of coax is recommended. For optimal performance, all antenna designs benefit from an adjustable forward angle design that reduces cab reflections.

Larger antennas necessitate a custom heavy-duty design

It can be mounted on the vehicle's driver's or passenger's side. The Procomm PCA5502 Cascadia P4 Series Aluminum Antenna Mirror Mount with SO239 Stud is composed of 5 gauge heavy-duty aircraft quality aluminum for 2017 and later models. Hardware is made of stainless steel.

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