Do I need and alarm system?
Do I need and alarm system?
I thought about buying one of the new code alarm systems for my truck before I move to Detroit this summer. My truck has never been in a big city for any length of time, so I thought this would be a good idea. Do any of you that have them think they are worth the money. I also realize that it would only take one time to pay for itself, but I was just wanting some opinions if I should drop the cash and get one. Also about the install, I would buy from Travis @ KCAutosound and I know that he gives excellent instructions, but is this really that easy of an install as everyone claims?
Thanks,
jrbhc8
Thanks,
jrbhc8
i have the ca671 which replaced the very popular ca670 if i were to do it again id get the srt9000
the install is cake, it tells you exactly what to do and exactly what wires are where in the truck, someone who has never wired anything before could do this in max 5 hours
the install is cake, it tells you exactly what to do and exactly what wires are where in the truck, someone who has never wired anything before could do this in max 5 hours
Absolutely...
I just read an article that Detroit is ranked as "the most miserable city in America." Criteria for the ranking include crime, economy and unemployment among others. Not sure if an alarm would make that much of a difference but it couldn't hurt! I'd ask Travis for the loudest siren he has (or use the horn honk) and two-way pager.
In any event, be careful out there.
Link to article: http://www.forbes.com/2008/01/29/det...miserable.html
In any event, be careful out there.
Link to article: http://www.forbes.com/2008/01/29/det...miserable.html
Originally Posted by StoveTop
I just read an article that Detroit is ranked as "the most miserable city in America." Criteria for the ranking include crime, economy and unemployment among others. Not sure if an alarm would make that much of a difference but it couldn't hurt! I'd ask Travis for the loudest siren he has (or use the horn honk) and two-way pager.
In any event, be careful out there.
Link to article: http://www.forbes.com/2008/01/29/det...miserable.html
In any event, be careful out there.
Link to article: http://www.forbes.com/2008/01/29/det...miserable.html
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I love my ca670 and with the siren and horn honk plus i have my train horns hooked up aswell it gets real annoying real fast but effective. thank god it has never gone off due to someone messing with it. plus i love the keypad function too
Originally Posted by attworth
I definitely recommend it. Try and get one with a 2-way remote. While my alarm makes me feel better, I can't really hear it at work or home, so 2-way would be awesome.
Originally Posted by Screw-Me-05
I love my ca670 and with the siren and horn honk plus i have my train horns hooked up aswell it gets real annoying real fast but effective. thank god it has never gone off due to someone messing with it. plus i love the keypad function too 
Def. worth the money. I wish I had got the remote start for the cool factor, but the reality is I don't really need it. I would def get the broken glass sensor. I've seen a lot of broken out rear windows lately. Unless they shocked the truck enough, chances are they're in and the alarm isn't going off - unless they're dumb enough to open a door afterward.
Originally Posted by c0ckac0la
2 way for sure. It beats going into a store and wondering if you remembered to lock up and set the alarm. You can check the pager, and if not, set it from there.
My viper allows you to choose different settings for different disturbances. For this you can ensure that the train horns only go off if say the glass was broken in, as opposed to some ricer driving by and setting it off.
Def. worth the money. I wish I had got the remote start for the cool factor, but the reality is I don't really need it. I would def get the broken glass sensor. I've seen a lot of broken out rear windows lately. Unless they shocked the truck enough, chances are they're in and the alarm isn't going off - unless they're dumb enough to open a door afterward.
My viper allows you to choose different settings for different disturbances. For this you can ensure that the train horns only go off if say the glass was broken in, as opposed to some ricer driving by and setting it off.
Def. worth the money. I wish I had got the remote start for the cool factor, but the reality is I don't really need it. I would def get the broken glass sensor. I've seen a lot of broken out rear windows lately. Unless they shocked the truck enough, chances are they're in and the alarm isn't going off - unless they're dumb enough to open a door afterward.
Originally Posted by Screw-Me-05
I like that idea but i have it so their all hooked up to go off at the same time plus i have glass sensor and the jack up module plus a piezo mounted inside and a strobe under the bed to flash with the lights
I thought these trucks were pretty much impossible to steal because of the PATS lockout?
Originally Posted by jrbhc8
I'm not worried about them stealing the truck, more worried about stealing whats inside.
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