security
Use the alarm, add an aftermarket alarm with back up battery, use a steering wheel lock, use a car cover.
Park in the garage at night.
Don't put in a high powered stereo that you don't turn the volumn down before enter a neighbor hood or mall parking lot.
Don't put fancy wings, 17"+ wheels, funky wing spoilers or standout fast and furious paint schemes on your car.
Park in the garage at night.
Don't put in a high powered stereo that you don't turn the volumn down before enter a neighbor hood or mall parking lot.
Don't put fancy wings, 17"+ wheels, funky wing spoilers or standout fast and furious paint schemes on your car.
Re: security
Originally posted by alx
i was wondering what ways can i prevent from having my car stolen?
i was wondering what ways can i prevent from having my car stolen?
-Ted
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I have a relay wired in to the 80A main fuse in the engine bay, and I ran the wires for my switch through the firewall and mounted it next to the front drivers side speaker(completely out of sight). The only bad thing is that I have to let my turbo timer turn off the car before I hit it.
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keep the keys in the car..
give some one a gun and say car jack me..
keep the car running and leave it in the projects..
help the guy hook it up to hsi flat bed..
I dunno what do you guys think?
give some one a gun and say car jack me..
keep the car running and leave it in the projects..
help the guy hook it up to hsi flat bed..
I dunno what do you guys think?
Originally posted by SoRRoW
keep the keys in the car..
give some one a gun and say car jack me..
keep the car running and leave it in the projects..
help the guy hook it up to hsi flat bed..
I dunno what do you guys think?
keep the keys in the car..
give some one a gun and say car jack me..
keep the car running and leave it in the projects..
help the guy hook it up to hsi flat bed..
I dunno what do you guys think?
windshield banner that reads "doors unlocked"
Originally posted by BigWoogie
I have a relay wired in to the 80A main fuse in the engine bay, and I ran the wires for my switch through the firewall and mounted it next to the front drivers side speaker(completely out of sight). The only bad thing is that I have to let my turbo timer turn off the car before I hit it.
I have a relay wired in to the 80A main fuse in the engine bay, and I ran the wires for my switch through the firewall and mounted it next to the front drivers side speaker(completely out of sight). The only bad thing is that I have to let my turbo timer turn off the car before I hit it.
that would be great
=-dustin
Originally posted by BigWoogie
I have a relay wired in to the 80A main fuse in the engine bay, and I ran the wires for my switch through the firewall and mounted it next to the front drivers side speaker(completely out of sight). The only bad thing is that I have to let my turbo timer turn off the car before I hit it.
I have a relay wired in to the 80A main fuse in the engine bay, and I ran the wires for my switch through the firewall and mounted it next to the front drivers side speaker(completely out of sight). The only bad thing is that I have to let my turbo timer turn off the car before I hit it.
If so where did you find a relay rated that high
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From: Austin, TX; JABLAM!, WA; Iraq
I found a 100A relay lying in the spare parts bin at my friends shop(he owns a full service automotive garage). he said that it probably came from CarQuest, who is their main supplier
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