DeathMetal

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I was wondering what the forums thoughts on adding auxiliary security systems to your ride is? I was considering adding a tilt sensor and aux alarm to make sure any theives are kept well at bay.

BUT...as they saying goes..."If they want it bad enough..."

SO, what do you guys think? Wheel locks enough or add a secondary system?

Will Y.

I never did add wheel locks or additional alarm sensors-- I figured comprehensive insurance would fix my [stock] TL if thieves damage it.

justnspace

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as will Y. stated...if you're stock...meh.





but you do have some cool upgrades going on.
I really dont think that thieves are that brazen to steal wheels during the day. but who knows.

I've always seen thieves take things at night.

dwb993

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He is far from stock!
DM has also been targeted before and they got a bunch of good shit from him.
I say get the alarm, dude. You're already on someone's watch list.

DeathMetal

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This and this.

I think you're right, Dave...that just kind of asserted the matter. Looks like the sensor's going in.

AcRightLINY

Alarm/smartstart was the first mod I did on the TL.

cjTL

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I have wheel locks on my curbed stock rims on my car, which is parked in the garage every night. Its one of those things- better safe than sorry. I wouldn't bother with the alarm system though. If they're going to try to take the wheels off with locks on them, then they're going to take the wheels off.

ashdec87

rubber coated chains will keep your tires on overnight

http://www.nextag.com/norob/PtitleSe...g0yUPmZA%3D%3D

SpiderX1016

I don't bother. If someone wants your wheels, they'll get your wheels or they'll **** shit up in the process.

SSM4DR

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Viper 5901 alarm/remote start was the 1st thing I got for my TL. & Wheel locks came right when the tires got mounted onto the wheels & onto the car. Now I'm looking into the 507M digital tilt motion sensor next .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8OIVPYHe5A
A video I found on youtube of the digital tilt motion sensor.

bforbrian

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And what about the part where 4 men with 4 floor jacks on each corner lift the car? Tilt isn't the best variable to set off an alarm.

SSM4DR

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^my car is so low, I'm sure the tilt sensor will set my alarm off. You can't even fit a finger between my tire & fender, zero wheel gap .

justnspace

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so th is means you are garaged at night?

oneonlywgs

I did both.

akertulis

its a waste me neighbors sti was hit before with both alarm and wheel locks it doesnt matter if they want them theyll take them....their pros as what they do and have all the tools they need to do it....and you say your car is too low no matter for them, same situation with the sti they ripped his fender off while taking the rims they dont give two shits about what happens to the car

jspagna1

If they want it they will get it or hopefully get caught trying. Otherwise that's what insurance is for.
And yes the trouble is what the F up trying to get the stuff. That pisses me of more so.

SSM4DR

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I understand your point . Having something to me is better than having nothing tho, just my .

yungd

i have a 94 accord with two way alarm and all that...but still it got broken into right in my driveway twice without anybody in the house knowing...alarm didn't go off so if they want it they will get....luckliy for me they didnt take anything but loose change and just left the interior a mess...they also struck both of my neighbors all in the same night..

akertulis

the only good point to have an alarm and wheels locks is to slow those fuckers down in their process and hopefully gives more time to be caught having more noise be mad

NAiL05

Battery terminals you could use allen heads...but people have already stated the obvious. Do you have a garage or anything?

space_bound

Dont do the wheel locks they are easy to get past. The thieves buy cans of liquid nitrogen from the store, like the wart remover stuff, and then freeze the lock and shatter it. Easy breezy.

403 UA6

Never ever assume this.

justnspace

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thats why I added, "who knows"
but if I saw some one in a parking lot jacking up a car with bricks....it would be kinda fishy..

SharksBreath

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while me and mike were trading wheels back in january, we did it in a parking lot.

we got some strange looks from people for sure.

veggiemonster

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up in here not reading shit, but there is no such thing as an antitheft anything.

there are only theft deterrents.

johnfilice

Ive had a couple scenarios in the past such as losing my wheel lock key or buying a new car that didnt come with the key, and this experience taught me that wheel locks dont do much to deter theft.

All you need is a socket that is slightly too small, and a hammer, and that is your new key.