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got broke into
HI all... new here ...got a 06 mega cab cummings 4x4.. truck got broke into thru driver's side door handle..
what kind of alarm do ya'll suggest..what else do ya'll recommend
welcome any help or suggestions..thanks
what kind of alarm do ya'll suggest..what else do ya'll recommend
welcome any help or suggestions..thanks
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I am looking into this one. It has remote start and everything. It is the best of the best. http://www.drdetailshop.com/V5900SST.htm
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http://www.drdetailshop.com/V5900SST.htm
Might be okay if you live in Cincinatti
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RE: got broke into
I have this one... I like it with the exception of the remote reseting itself... its got a problem...
http://www.magnadyne.com/index.cfm?M...;Web_CatID=136
I have the remote start opition and tonneau cover release tied into the trunk release channel.
http://www.magnadyne.com/index.cfm?M...;Web_CatID=136
I have the remote start opition and tonneau cover release tied into the trunk release channel.
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I've always been a fan of a kill switch. Best way I know of to make sure your Ram is still parked where you left it. Yeah, it may get broken into, but at least it'll be there. I honestly don't think anyone pays car alarms any attention anymore.
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'Nuff said!!!
'Nuff said!!!
Steal This Car [/align]High-impact automobile security [/align]by Thomas S. Roche Published September 20, 1999 in Scope
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If you're concerned about auto security, don't be satisfied with the wussy little Club or a car alarm. Get the best of both worlds -- and add some offensive capability into the mix to keep things interesting! Universal Electronics Co. sells the AutoTaser, a device which ratchets to your steering wheel just like The Club. The AutoTaser contains a motion detector that sets off a 110- to 130-decibel alarm when an intruder enters your car. If the thief doesn't get the hint, the AutoTaser zaps him with a 50,000-volt charge. $249.95.See also... [/align]... by Thomas S. Roche
... in the Scope section
... from September 20, 1999 [/align][/align][/align][/align]
In South Africa, they take things one step further -- OK, maybe more than one step. Seems that in Johannesburg there's a bit of a problem with carjacking. 33-year-old entrepreneurial genius Charl Fourie has invented and begun installing a device called the "Blaster" which consists of, well, let's be blunt, twin flamethrowers. The flamethrowers are supplied by a trunk full of liquid gas and are ignited by a spark. A nozzle under each door squirts out flaming death when fired by a pedal next to the accelerator -- turning Mr. Hey-you-know-I-think-maybe-I-want-a-Lexus into something they might have on the menu at the Johannesburg Steakhouse. Fourie has already installed his clever device on 25 vehicles -- and his first client was the Superintendent of the Johannesburg Police's crime intelligence unit. If you're reading this and you're a South African carjacker -- for God's sake, move to LA, where it's safe. 3,900 SAR (South African Rand), or about $655.[/align]