Need alarm advise

Jer

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Re: Need alarm advise

sbc freak said:
I am friends with an installer there, so I know that he will take care of everything. I also know that if there is a problem, I can always get a hold of the guy that did the work.

Perfect. Which Cartoys... Aurora? Park Meadows? Who's the installer?
 

AUSyTyIN

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Re: Need alarm advise

Jer said:
Perfect. Which Cartoys... Aurora? Park Meadows? Who's the installer?
South West Plaza, the guys name is Nate. He is the boyfriend of a co-worker of my wife. Real cool guy, has a VR4 that he is dumping money into, both in terms of audio/video and performance.
 

Jer

Don't taze me bro!
Re: Need alarm advise

sbc freak said:
South West Plaza, the guys name is Nate. He is the boyfriend of a co-worker of my wife. Real cool guy, has a VR4 that he is dumping money into, both in terms of audio/video and performance.

That's the same as Park Meadows, right? I think Nate was an installer at the tent sale I worked a few years back. Has he been around for a while?
 

AUSyTyIN

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Re: Need alarm advise

Yeah, Nate has been working there for a while, and he works the tent sale (he is there right now, actually). His home store is the South West Plaza store, the one on Bowles between Wadsworth and Kipling.
 

Jer

Don't taze me bro!
Re: Need alarm advise

sbc freak said:
Yeah, Nate has been working there for a while, and he works the tent sale (he is there right now, actually). His home store is the South West Plaza store, the one on Bowles between Wadsworth and Kipling.

Is he kind of a big guy?
 

AUSyTyIN

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Re: Need alarm advise

Not really, average built I would say. About 5' 8"-10", maybe 160-ish lbs. You should come down to see him tonight! J/k, I know you can't make it, and neither can he.
 

Jer

Don't taze me bro!
Re: Need alarm advise

sbc freak said:
Not really, average built I would say. About 5' 8"-10", maybe 160-ish lbs. You should come down to see him tonight! J/k, I know you can't make it, and neither can he.

I'll be in sweet sweet Nebraska esta noche!
 

AUSyTyIN

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Re: Need alarm advise

Jer said:
I'll be in sweet sweet Nebraska esta noche!

I know, just giving you $#it. And when did Nebraska become anything close to sweet?

How many pain generators is considered a good idea on a sy?
 

Jer

Don't taze me bro!
Re: Need alarm advise

sbc freak said:
I know, just giving you $#it. And when did Nebraska become anything close to sweet?

Oh... it's sweet alright. Let me tell you...
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sbc freak said:
How many pain generators is considered a good idea on a sy?

Eleventy-three. Or as many as you want/can afford/find room for.
 

Jer

Don't taze me bro!
Re: Need alarm advise

sbc freak said:
Two underhood, two in cab?

For starters. When I say I have 'several throughout' I mean several. One is better than none and this is one of those things that the more you add... the better. Now, use your creativity and go wild.
 

Spinall4

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Re: Need alarm advise

I'll add my 2 cents as I do this shit for a living.

Buy a ****ing back up battery. It takes all of about 3 seconds to pull the cables off the batt. and they your 1000$ alarm is useless.
There are ways that you can have the starter kill/ fuel pump kill relays wired so that if some one just yanks the brain out of the car, it will NEVER START unless they take the time to track down where you have the relays hidden. This is about as much as you need to do, as if the theif is determined you truck will be on a flatbed and gone before you alarm even starts to page you.

If you're going to do this yourself, make sure you're comfertable with soddiering in connections (if you're having one installed, run away from any shop that uses t taps/vampire clips). Faulty alarm connectons make up about 95% of the problems people have with alarms, the other 5 % is the damn motion sensor set to senstive, then you false alarm so much even you don't pay any attention to you alarm going off when they take your truck.
 
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