shit hot alarms and trackers, which one? cheers
08-10-2007, 09:06 PM
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shit hot alarms and trackers, which one? cheers
as i am currently having me car resprayed and 1600i kit fitted im worried of it being stolen when new engine goes in, for that reason i would like a top notch alarm and tracker. my question is which one to go for? wot it should have etc? cheers
08-10-2007, 09:10 PM
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Well an alarm wont stop it getting knicked, and a tracker wont. Tracker will find it but in what state!
Get a good immobiliser wired properly into the loom. Get a disclock, and try not to park it anywhere it can get towed. About all you can do really...If they want it theyll have it!
Get a good immobiliser wired properly into the loom. Get a disclock, and try not to park it anywhere it can get towed. About all you can do really...If they want it theyll have it!
08-10-2007, 09:16 PM
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i had a toad before and they just cut it out along with imobilizers etc and towed car away, i use dick lock, and handbrake lock but thought tracker and alarm that sounds when car tilts/ lifted etc to, top notch clifford maybe with turbo timers, immobilisers etc?
08-10-2007, 09:19 PM
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Well an alarm wont stop it getting knicked, and a tracker wont. Tracker will find it but in what state!
Get a good immobiliser wired properly into the loom. Get a disclock, and try not to park it anywhere it can get towed. About all you can do really...If they want it theyll have it!
Get a good immobiliser wired properly into the loom. Get a disclock, and try not to park it anywhere it can get towed. About all you can do really...If they want it theyll have it!
a removable steering wheel is possible to so it cannot be drove away.
but at the end of the day if they realy wanted it they could just brake into your house and take your keys
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Originally Posted by McGoo 69
Originally Posted by Lee Reynolds
Well an alarm wont stop it getting knicked, and a tracker wont. Tracker will find it but in what state!
Get a good immobiliser wired properly into the loom. Get a disclock, and try not to park it anywhere it can get towed. About all you can do really...If they want it theyll have it!
Get a good immobiliser wired properly into the loom. Get a disclock, and try not to park it anywhere it can get towed. About all you can do really...If they want it theyll have it!
a removable steering wheel is possible to so it cannot be drove away.
but at the end of the day if they realy wanted it they could just brake into your house and take your keys
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If you want a tracker the best i can recommend is the RAC Trackstar - it tracked a mates bmw when it was stolen to its pinpoint location within 10 mins & with RAC you also get a call everytime the tracker is set off such as attempts to move the vehicle when armed, put onto a low loader, etc - just hope i never have to use mine in anger 
but it certainly gives you some piece of mind 
but it certainly gives you some piece of mind
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Originally Posted by AlexRS2782
If you want a tracker the best i can recommend is the RAC Trackstar - it tracked a mates bmw when it was stolen to its pinpoint location within 10 mins & with RAC you also get a call everytime the tracker is set off such as attempts to move the vehicle when armed, put onto a low loader, etc - just hope i never have to use mine in anger but it certainly gives you some piece of mind
but it certainly gives you some piece of mind 
08-10-2007, 09:33 PM
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if you buy your alarm from pet smart i dont see why not mate
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two big rottys carnt go wrong[/quote
can i get these installed on my alarm? lol
can i get these installed on my alarm? lol
08-10-2007, 09:36 PM
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[quote="Gaz 88"]
if you buy your alarm from pet smart i dont see why not mate
sounds like a cheap instalation 
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Originally Posted by Gaz 88
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can i get these installed on my alarm? lol
can i get these installed on my alarm? lol
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Originally Posted by XRT_si
Its all down to the installation mate. I think iam gonna go Sigma and fit it myself. That way i KNOW its been properly 
08-10-2007, 09:45 PM
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exactly every alarm immob ive removed from cars have always been fitted/wired in obvious places you could have the best cat 1 bla bla alarm but at the end of the day you can get em out in mins n hush the siren up! a couple of well hidden switches and relays will do the job lol,one in centre rear ash tray no one would ever think to look there! well maybe now. . . .
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