For those with car alarms...
#1
For those with car alarms...
Im looking for an aftermarket car alarm and I was wondering what people on here had. Im looking for something really good and I dont know much about them so any info would be good. thanks!
#2
Got a Viper 800 with remote start and motion sensors and love it. Here is DEI's website for more info.
http://www.directed.com/security/index.html
http://www.directed.com/security/index.html
#8
Originally posted by Ravq
Got a Viper 800 with remote start and motion sensors and love it. Here is DEI's website for more info.
http://www.directed.com/security/index.html
Got a Viper 800 with remote start and motion sensors and love it. Here is DEI's website for more info.
http://www.directed.com/security/index.html
#12
Originally posted by mb1
Yeah up to like 2500 feet. It's still great for work, shopping, movies, etc...
Yeah up to like 2500 feet. It's still great for work, shopping, movies, etc...
#13
Originally posted by Ravq
I agree that the pager systems are a good idea but what are you going to do if it goes off during the middle of a movie? Run out to a false alarm or run out and single-handedly catch a thief? I think they are sort of a bad investment.
I agree that the pager systems are a good idea but what are you going to do if it goes off during the middle of a movie? Run out to a false alarm or run out and single-handedly catch a thief? I think they are sort of a bad investment.
exactly! go whip some a$$! i would rather miss a bit of a movie..than go out to find my car vandalised/broken into cuz i thought it was a false alarm!
#14
Originally posted by Ravq
I agree that the pager systems are a good idea but what are you going to do if it goes off during the middle of a movie? Run out to a false alarm or run out and single-handedly catch a thief? I think they are sort of a bad investment.
I agree that the pager systems are a good idea but what are you going to do if it goes off during the middle of a movie? Run out to a false alarm or run out and single-handedly catch a thief? I think they are sort of a bad investment.
#15
Originally posted by mb1
Thats why they tell what zone has been violated, whether it is a prewarn, or a full blast alarm. So you don't run out for a little bump, but if your car was hit hard, or the door opened. It gives you a piece of mind.
Thats why they tell what zone has been violated, whether it is a prewarn, or a full blast alarm. So you don't run out for a little bump, but if your car was hit hard, or the door opened. It gives you a piece of mind.
#17
Originally posted by mb1
So what you're saying is, you would rather come out 2 hours later and find a big dent in your door, or come out 5 secs later, and make the guy pay for it.(in both meanings of the term )
So what you're saying is, you would rather come out 2 hours later and find a big dent in your door, or come out 5 secs later, and make the guy pay for it.(in both meanings of the term )
#19
Originally posted by mb1
This argument isn't going anywhere. I think paging is a great feature. If you don't, I respect your oppinion. This just has no use in going any further.
This argument isn't going anywhere. I think paging is a great feature. If you don't, I respect your oppinion. This just has no use in going any further.
#21
u kno wat, installation means the most in an alarm
crap, you could have a clifford 9000 but if the installation
sux, a 50 dollar alarm with great install is waaay safer and better
example: customer comes in with clifford 900, top of
the line at the time... installed by self. whole car stripped, alarm cut, dual starter kill bypassed, siren smashed,
all done within estimated 10 seconds to disable siren
(no backup siren, makes one helluva difference)
no insurance because installed by self so customer is screwed
another customer comes in, attempted break in, python 650esp,
cheapie decent alarm for most consumers. (approx 300 installed) installed by my shop,
alarm brain was mounted behind metal panel under dash, wires
run neatly under dash, out of the way of grabbing hands.
smashed window, a few scratches under the dash where thief tried
to cut alarm wires, no luck, estimated 30 seconds before thief
gave up
$1000 guarantee by DEI plus insurance company pays for any other
damages
which is better?
crap, you could have a clifford 9000 but if the installation
sux, a 50 dollar alarm with great install is waaay safer and better
example: customer comes in with clifford 900, top of
the line at the time... installed by self. whole car stripped, alarm cut, dual starter kill bypassed, siren smashed,
all done within estimated 10 seconds to disable siren
(no backup siren, makes one helluva difference)
no insurance because installed by self so customer is screwed
another customer comes in, attempted break in, python 650esp,
cheapie decent alarm for most consumers. (approx 300 installed) installed by my shop,
alarm brain was mounted behind metal panel under dash, wires
run neatly under dash, out of the way of grabbing hands.
smashed window, a few scratches under the dash where thief tried
to cut alarm wires, no luck, estimated 30 seconds before thief
gave up
$1000 guarantee by DEI plus insurance company pays for any other
damages
which is better?
#23
Originally posted by black019
i have a lojack on my car but im looking for some active deterrence now. i've already looked into the viper alarms. im most interested in those. actually, i just want the "Protected by Viper! Stand back!"
i have a lojack on my car but im looking for some active deterrence now. i've already looked into the viper alarms. im most interested in those. actually, i just want the "Protected by Viper! Stand back!"
#24
well i got the lojack im just worried about people seeing my car and trying to break into it. i know if someone really wanted my car they would get it but im more concerned with some punk who wants to get into my ****
#28
DEI alarm
I was able to get a deal on some DEI alarms that include engine start all the sensors, the truck relase and the remote pager that tells you whether or not you're car alarm is going off with LED display for $400. The window rollup and rolldown feature can be added on for a small additional fee. If any of you guys are interested let me know so I can pass on the savings to you guys.
#29
If you guys think that nothing works to protect your car then its not worth having a car. Make it as hard as possible for thief to steal your car. A S S h o l e s will not break in, but professionals will, or maybe not cause there is allways a car with no alarm to steal around the corner. I want an alarm. I am trieng to decide pager or regular. I was affered viper for $240 instaled and viper with pager for $485 instaled. Good luck.
#30
Re: DEI alarm
Originally posted by Larcenist
I was able to get a deal on some DEI alarms that include engine start all the sensors, the truck relase and the remote pager that tells you whether or not you're car alarm is going off with LED display for $400. The window rollup and rolldown feature can be added on for a small additional fee. If any of you guys are interested let me know so I can pass on the savings to you guys.
I was able to get a deal on some DEI alarms that include engine start all the sensors, the truck relase and the remote pager that tells you whether or not you're car alarm is going off with LED display for $400. The window rollup and rolldown feature can be added on for a small additional fee. If any of you guys are interested let me know so I can pass on the savings to you guys.
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