dly2k1

Does anyone know if there is anyone who manufacturers a stubby antenna for a 2015 GT I had one for my 2011 GT and would like to add on to my new 2015 GT convertible.


Thanks.

m05fastbackGT

FYI.. The S550's don't have traditional antenna's.. They're built in

AWmustang

FYI... the convertibles still have a standard antenna.

m05fastbackGT

I stand corrected, as I just didn't notice.. Anyhow perhaps American Muscle has the stubby antenna's available in stock

Fastphilly

Well I'm sure it's better than what Ford has stock. My satellite radio on my 2016 coupe is always losing signal to the point that it's unlistenable

m05fastbackGT

I couldn't agree more

SpectreH

The stubby antenna would have nothing to do with SatRadio. It's for the AM/FM.

Fastphilly

Yeah AM /FM signal is fine. Wherever the receiver for satilite signal is, it's not efficient that's for sure. I'll be on wide open areas with no trees and it will cut in and out. In same location with my Corvette and no issues.

15BluStang

I have been told there are differences between the Sirius and XM satellites. Ford uses the Sirius satellites which circle the earth. GM uses the XM satellites which are always in the same location. So there can differences in reception between the two.

Fastphilly

That's right I forgot. When I bought my C6 new back in 2006 it was XM at the time. I just wish the issue would be corrected because I was planning on transferring my account from my corvette to the Mustang when my free six months runs out, but with the crummy signal I'm having second thoughts.

SpectreH

Odd, my factory SAT radio has no reception problems at all.

EastTNMustang

Same here in TN.

Fastphilly

Northern Peninsula in the Bay Area. There should be issues unless your driving in canyons, tunnels or a road with tall tree lines.