Let's Talk Car Alarms
08-21-03 | 11:00 PM
#26
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My favorites are Alpine, Kenwood and Ungo. Basically alarms make noise and add luxury features such as keyless entry and leaving the dome light on after you close the doors. As far as best alarm, it should be smart enough to prevent false alarms. Add a manual kill switch and theft recovery system. Pay extra to hide the horn and the brain.
08-22-03 | 12:14 AM
#27
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Originally posted by the_glass_man
Not needed, the best way is to set up the actuator so it hits the physical lock inside the door. If you do use it on a cable it will snap, but this method has been used for a long time and works great. It's also a lot cheaper and easier to set up then getting the J-Spec actuator.
A search under "keyless entry" should bring up a thread with pictures on how the actuator is setup.
Not needed, the best way is to set up the actuator so it hits the physical lock inside the door. If you do use it on a cable it will snap, but this method has been used for a long time and works great. It's also a lot cheaper and easier to set up then getting the J-Spec actuator.
A search under "keyless entry" should bring up a thread with pictures on how the actuator is setup.
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...=keyless+entry
08-22-03 | 03:46 AM
#28
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From: Bay Area
Actually alarm just like a keyless entry. If they want to steal your car, alarm can't do anything. So, always park in a safe spot such as main street and never park at the corner are the best ideas. Anyway, just my opinion.
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