Thank you, my GSR, and security
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http://www.pricegrabber.com/search_g...8&search=791xv
http://www.hookedontronics.com/show_....jsp?cid=10596
both good sources... i personally went with pricegrabber... 198.16 sitting on my doorstep in about 4 days
http://www.hookedontronics.com/show_....jsp?cid=10596
both good sources... i personally went with pricegrabber... 198.16 sitting on my doorstep in about 4 days
How do my taillights look
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From: The Big Buff
Originally Posted by EviLLLLSiNz
http://www.team-integra.net/forum/di...urnPage=Search
good link for learning about cheap security you can do on your teg
http://www.team-integra.net/sections...?ArticleID=732
rugsr, here is a link for the hood cable relocation.
good link for learning about cheap security you can do on your teg
http://www.team-integra.net/sections...?ArticleID=732
rugsr, here is a link for the hood cable relocation.
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it's basically just an alarm... it does have a pager, remote start option, starter kill option, short run mode.... so there are heavy advantages to it. im not sure i believe compustar will physically track the car, and also you'd be notified by a REAL person if your car is stolen... so yeah compustar is better .... but thats AFTER your car is stolen... not during, or doing anything to prevent it
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check out the audio/security forum... i did a write up on it...
i was going to do the install but could find the time... so i went to a buddy of mine and got it all installed for $50 bux w/ a $60 "tip" for the remote start
i was going to do the install but could find the time... so i went to a buddy of mine and got it all installed for $50 bux w/ a $60 "tip" for the remote start
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From: Fairfield/Bridgeport CT
Originally Posted by tegbooster
it's basically just an alarm... it does have a pager, remote start option, starter kill option, short run mode.... so there are heavy advantages to it. im not sure i believe compustar will physically track the car, and also you'd be notified by a REAL person if your car is stolen... so yeah compustar is better .... but thats AFTER your car is stolen... not during, or doing anything to prevent it
their alarms also have turbo timers.
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You can take off the Badge if you want.
But people are still going to know its a GSR.
-The Alloys wheels. (96 GSR Snowflakes)
-Interior (Maybe Black leather)
-Cluster (8k Redline)
-VIN# (DC2)
I was also thinking about taking mine off, but then decided not to.
I also dont like that saying, "If they want it, they'll take it"
You right there are bowing down to the theives...
I just invested over $400 in my alarm system.
Just take all measures, layers upon layers of security...
I've got hidden start switches, kill switches, alarm, back-up sirens, garage..ect.
My alarm is behind my cluster. One siren is in the fender and the other is in the passenger door. There's a battery backup. The hood cable has been relocated to run inside the engine bay. The alarm is a DEI 2 way paging. It has tilt, motion, and glass breakage sensors. The door key cylinders are disconnected. Anything else you want to know? Come and get it. It's theft proof.
But people are still going to know its a GSR.
-The Alloys wheels. (96 GSR Snowflakes)
-Interior (Maybe Black leather)
-Cluster (8k Redline)
-VIN# (DC2)
I was also thinking about taking mine off, but then decided not to.
I also dont like that saying, "If they want it, they'll take it"
You right there are bowing down to the theives...
I just invested over $400 in my alarm system.
Just take all measures, layers upon layers of security...
I've got hidden start switches, kill switches, alarm, back-up sirens, garage..ect.
My alarm is behind my cluster. One siren is in the fender and the other is in the passenger door. There's a battery backup. The hood cable has been relocated to run inside the engine bay. The alarm is a DEI 2 way paging. It has tilt, motion, and glass breakage sensors. The door key cylinders are disconnected. Anything else you want to know? Come and get it. It's theft proof.