How Many Points Will Be Deducted for Changing the Antenna to a Shark Fin
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Changing the antenna to a shark fin will not result in any point deductions. The shark fin car antenna utilizes internationally advanced electronic technology, offering a more dynamic and aesthetically pleasing appearance, along with powerful automotive electronic functions such as FM, GPS, and GSM. Shark fin car antennas can be categorized into two types: functional antennas and decorative antennas. The advantages of shark fin car antennas are as follows: Unique Design: Enhances the visual appeal of the car, elevating its overall grade and highlighting its luxury. Higher Safety Factor: The antenna features an internal anti-theft structure for added security. Reduces Wind Noise: Makes the car quieter while driving, leveraging principles of aerodynamics and aesthetics. Easy and Convenient Installation: No need to remove any parts, as it adheres to internationally standardized aperture sizes.
I once modified a shark fin antenna, which entirely depends on local traffic regulations. If the modification is not registered or is illegal, it usually results in a fine or penalty points. For example, in China, according to traffic rules, illegal vehicle modifications may incur 1-3 penalty points (specifics depend on the location). When I modified mine, I specifically went to the vehicle management office to register the antenna and passed the safety test. Shark fin antennas look good and can reduce wind noise, but improper installation may affect signal reception. It's recommended that car owners check local traffic regulations before modifying, and have the work done by a professional shop to avoid penalties. Don't attempt DIY modifications casually, otherwise getting caught could mean not only penalty points but also fines—it's really asking for trouble.
