JuniorDA[LS]
New Member
i was reading into a hood release blocker.but do you guys know of any other cheap but RELIABLE anti theft devices? thanks
anti theft devices
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GreyTeg
New Member
When and if you get an alarm have the shop install a kill switch for not only the starter but also on the ignition, and if you want togo all out have a glass break sensor installed, a back up battery, a prox sensor, hood/trunk pin, self powered siren, and get a 2 way 1 mile pager. Dont forget to also have a pizo siren installed inside the car. That would be a good start
Big_Mull_Style
oh oh oh is it
rockadilla
thats right.
^^^
X2
And if u don't have 900 bucks laying around...
a CHEAP but reliable thing that u can get just about anywhere for 20-40 bucks is a "truck club" it goes on ur steering wheel and prevents the wheel from being able to turn after a certain point Cons: 1)visable 2)can be sawed through with enough time (people can also cut the steering wheel)
Pros: 1) visable 2) most of them are thick and would take a long time to cut through
Also a clutch lock and removable steering wheel are usually good investments until u have money for a GOOD alarm/killswitch/pager
rockadilla
thats right.
Also NEVER buy a cheap alarm (there's a reason why there cheap imo) unless u aren't too worried about ur car getting stolen or u are gonna upgrade to a better alarm later
GreyTeg
New Member
X2
Never compromise with a lower end alarm, it may seem like a good deal but its a waste of money most of the time.
heykosal
Angkorian
EVERYTHING this guy said plus
TRUST me, I slacked and thought I was good with a Clifford alarm, and my car was stolen. right from in front of my house..right in the middle of the day..in one of the richest counties in the US..
All those go-fast parts I bought meant nothing when it was gone. Next Integra I get,,security #1
Samurai_Blue
Yolo Whippin'
x2
but i have an alarm club and kill switch.
you can also take out the ground in your engine bay
dc2GS-R
Super Moderator
Kill switches are the cheapest way. The price of switches plus the time it takes you to put in.
I have posted my kill switch method on here somewhere but don't feel like repeating the details of it. Basically I used four 3 position toggle switches all wired to a necessity. Each three position sensor has 2 off positions and 1 on. For the car to start, you need to have all 4 switches in the correct position.
I have posted my kill switch method on here somewhere but don't feel like repeating the details of it. Basically I used four 3 position toggle switches all wired to a necessity. Each three position sensor has 2 off positions and 1 on. For the car to start, you need to have all 4 switches in the correct position.
Samurai_Blue
Yolo Whippin'
damn...i only have 1 kill switch to the fuel pump
heykosal
Angkorian
thats cool, did you do a write-up?
dc2GS-R
Super Moderator
No, not much to write up lol. Wired 3 mini switches mounted into a very small metal casing then tacked them to it with a spot weld. Then wired fuel pump, starter and clutch switch to them. Then hide the casing somewhere good and ran dummy wires out of it as well. Then mount a main power switch in a different hidden location off the battery circuit.