Evo owners What car alarm do you own?
Aug 25, 2006, 02:02 AM
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Originally Posted by DontRevMe
thus a paging alarm.
Aug 25, 2006, 07:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Golovko
also useless...i've set off many alarms just driving by or parking a few spots away from someone with a alarm. and my exhaust is stock and i don't even rev it up. point is there are far too many false alarms that eventually when its for real no one pays attention to it. its like the girl that cried wolf once too many.
Aug 27, 2006, 11:57 AM
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Viper 791XV with lojack and 20% all around tint. This alarm has little transponder that sends a relay signal to the car every few seconds to make sure nothing's changed, and no sensors have been triggered.
Aug 29, 2006, 12:47 PM
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if you DON'T want your evo stolen, then I'd get a Ravelco (www.ravelco.com), otherwise, if you want to just cause a lot of racket, get a vamped up Viper alarm. . .
I've had my ravelco for months now, and have the peace of mind knowing NO ONE can take the car, and if it's flatbedded, they won't EVER get it started. . .now, the stuff inside might get stolen, but at least my $35k is okay. . .
I've had my ravelco for months now, and have the peace of mind knowing NO ONE can take the car, and if it's flatbedded, they won't EVER get it started. . .now, the stuff inside might get stolen, but at least my $35k is okay. . .
Aug 29, 2006, 01:04 PM
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Originally Posted by shivaswrath
if you DON'T want your evo stolen, then I'd get a Ravelco (www.ravelco.com), otherwise, if you want to just cause a lot of racket, get a vamped up Viper alarm. . .
I've had my ravelco for months now, and have the peace of mind knowing NO ONE can take the car, and if it's flatbedded, they won't EVER get it started. . .now, the stuff inside might get stolen, but at least my $35k is okay. . .
I've had my ravelco for months now, and have the peace of mind knowing NO ONE can take the car, and if it's flatbedded, they won't EVER get it started. . .now, the stuff inside might get stolen, but at least my $35k is okay. . .
Aug 29, 2006, 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted by shivaswrath
if you DON'T want your evo stolen, then I'd get a Ravelco (www.ravelco.com), otherwise, if you want to just cause a lot of racket, get a vamped up Viper alarm. . .
I've had my ravelco for months now, and have the peace of mind knowing NO ONE can take the car, and if it's flatbedded, they won't EVER get it started. . .now, the stuff inside might get stolen, but at least my $35k is okay. . .
I've had my ravelco for months now, and have the peace of mind knowing NO ONE can take the car, and if it's flatbedded, they won't EVER get it started. . .now, the stuff inside might get stolen, but at least my $35k is okay. . .
Aug 29, 2006, 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by shivaswrath
if you DON'T want your evo stolen, then I'd get a Ravelco (www.ravelco.com), otherwise, if you want to just cause a lot of racket, get a vamped up Viper alarm. . .
I've had my ravelco for months now, and have the peace of mind knowing NO ONE can take the car, and if it's flatbedded, they won't EVER get it started. . .now, the stuff inside might get stolen, but at least my $35k is okay. . .
I've had my ravelco for months now, and have the peace of mind knowing NO ONE can take the car, and if it's flatbedded, they won't EVER get it started. . .now, the stuff inside might get stolen, but at least my $35k is okay. . .
Aug 29, 2006, 03:11 PM
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Ungo (Clarion) sr6000 with prox & merc switches, tint, paging key fob, and a supreme lack of ability to correctly operate the contraption. (I've already set my own alarm off several times --- extremely embarassing!)
Sep 4, 2006, 11:52 AM
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I had the Compustar 2WSS-AS and I do not like it.. It sucks up an insane amount of battery, and is laggy about responding back and forth... The range is awsome though (1 mile and a quarter), but when your battery is low... it sucks...
I bought the Compustar 2W900FM-AS for my moms civic and I like that one 10x better...
I bought the Compustar 2W900FM-AS for my moms civic and I like that one 10x better...
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Originally Posted by daisaw1219
They now have these new alarms where its all GPS setup. You can call a number, text message, or go online to locate,autostart,monitor,lock/unlock/ignition kill your car at any time. Its like 15 bucks a month. I think its convient becasue when your somewhere that your 2way wont respond you can autostart your car. Also when your car is moved withouth being started it automatically kills the car and calls,email and text you.