Oh S@#T my Evo got stolen!
Oct 28, 2006, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted by tracker
^^^^^
Understood, but when i think about it i really hate all this increasing amount of false sense of security.
Understood, but when i think about it i really hate all this increasing amount of false sense of security.
Oct 28, 2006, 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by EJEvo
I wouldn't think so - it's not an alarm, it's a key. You have to unplug it once the car has stopped, and plug it back in when you're starting it up. Check the web site - you'll find info there.
Ravelco has a very good rep, but it isn't flashy - it just works. That's why most haven't heard of it. Who wants an alarm system that doesn't make cool noises or needs constant attention so that everyone knows you've got an alarm system? This thing is pretty well hidden and has a plug that you have to put in and take out when you use the car, similar to your key. There's nothing to brag on. Way too many guys want the flash rather than the effectiveness.
Ravelco has a very good rep, but it isn't flashy - it just works. That's why most haven't heard of it. Who wants an alarm system that doesn't make cool noises or needs constant attention so that everyone knows you've got an alarm system? This thing is pretty well hidden and has a plug that you have to put in and take out when you use the car, similar to your key. There's nothing to brag on. Way too many guys want the flash rather than the effectiveness.
Oct 28, 2006, 02:57 PM
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Ive heard of them before and heard the system was A++. I have a good alarm with a few little tricks that will work well. It is not possible that a theif will ever be able to drive my car away after I park it for the night he'll be there for a long time going WTF get mad and probably break somthing in my car. Us old Honda boys know how to layer the security. But +1 on nothing stoping a tow truck
So thanks for the imput Yur for alot of people this will be a great system. But if you know 12v you can make your car unstartable after you park it for the night for alot less.
So thanks for the imput Yur for alot of people this will be a great system. But if you know 12v you can make your car unstartable after you park it for the night for alot less.
Oct 28, 2006, 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted by gsrboi80
Ive heard of them before and heard the system was A++. I have a good alarm with a few little tricks that will work well. It is not possible that a theif will ever be able to drive my car away after I park it for the night he'll be there for a long time going WTF get mad and probably break somthing in my car. Us old Honda boys know how to layer the security. But +1 on nothing stoping a tow truck
So thanks for the imput Yur for alot of people this will be a great system. But if you know 12v you can make your car unstartable after you park it for the night for alot less.
So thanks for the imput Yur for alot of people this will be a great system. But if you know 12v you can make your car unstartable after you park it for the night for alot less.
go honda-tech 
Oct 28, 2006, 03:03 PM
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Originally Posted by vboy425
smart one dumb ****. now everyone know about it. 
sorry to stray OT, but the funniest idea I've heard to to hook up a Taser under the driver's seat, and rig it to go off if the car is stolen - of course it brings up all sorts of other risks, but damn!!!
That's justice with a smile..... However, The guy was advised against it because of potential law suites from the thiefs, like how it's illegal to rig a shot gun as a burglar deterrent
Oct 28, 2006, 03:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Yur
P.S. Pardon the question but why would anyone flatbed a civic?
They are easier to bypass the ones with immobilizers too. You can plug in an earlier ECU that doesnt have the immobilizer and you off.
Oct 28, 2006, 03:06 PM
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Sorry man, i just had to ask . I did not mean to ask why such interest in a civic, i meant why use a flatbed if you can just drive it away? But i guess that where the honda knowhow comes in as you pointed out previously
. I did not mean to ask why such interest in a civic, i meant why use a flatbed if you can just drive it away? But i guess that where the honda knowhow comes in as you pointed out previously
. Sorry I though you meant why bother stealing it
Oct 28, 2006, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by nirvevo
sorry to stray OT, but the funniest idea I've heard to to hook up a Taser under the driver's seat, and rig it to go off if the car is stolen - of course it brings up all sorts of other risks, but damn!!!
That's justice with a smile..... However, The guy was advised against it because of potential law suites from the thiefs, like how it's illegal to rig a shot gun as a burglar deterrent
That's justice with a smile..... However, The guy was advised against it because of potential law suites from the thiefs, like how it's illegal to rig a shot gun as a burglar deterrent
Has anybody else seen this video?
Oct 28, 2006, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Yur
I hear ya but you know what i hate even more? Having to worry about some ******* taking my hard-earned car. Having to worry about living next to such ****** that have not done anything productive in their stupid lives and only manage to live like leaches, stealing other's property.
Oct 28, 2006, 03:15 PM
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I remember seeing a video of a car alarm system that shot flames from underneath the car. It was more or less of an idea rather than an actual product...I think.
Has anybody else seen this video?
Has anybody else seen this video?
Edit: Legal in South Africa that is
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Oct 28, 2006, 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by tracker
What comes around goes around, and what goes around comes around. Dont you luv people who always respond with clever statements?
Oct 28, 2006, 03:34 PM
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I think I would almost rather them steal the car and have it never be found and totalled then, have them break into it, not be able to steal it, then proceed to f*ck sh*t up out of frustration and ignorance then, have to get it "fixed" and be stuck with a car that feels like damaged goods every time I drive it.
If this thing is not obvious the car is equipped with this thing and a deterrent to even thinking about stealing it there is a good chance the above could happen. Maybe this and an alarm would be a good layered defense.
If this thing is not obvious the car is equipped with this thing and a deterrent to even thinking about stealing it there is a good chance the above could happen. Maybe this and an alarm would be a good layered defense.
