CAR ALARMS
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OLDMOULD

Original Poster:

14 posts

228 months

Tuesday 27th May 2008
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just purchashed a 1990 westfield 1700 x flow hopeing for some decent summer weather , but unsure what type of car alarm to fit as old fashioned ignision system on the car rather than the more easily alarmed ecu systems

blackcab

1,259 posts

224 months

Tuesday 27th May 2008
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OLDMOULD said:
just purchashed a 1990 westfield 1700 x flow hopeing for some decent summer weather , but unsure what type of car alarm to fit as old fashioned ignision system on the car rather than the more easily alarmed ecu systems
I had a quick release steering wheel boss kit on mine, pretty effective - found alarms just killed battery when car stood for weeks on end

OLDMOULD

Original Poster:

14 posts

228 months

Tuesday 27th May 2008
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looking at fitting a quick realease wheel or heavy duty stering lock or even looked at motor cycle chain through one of the wheels on to the chasis but it doesent stop some one either playing with the car or sitting in it messing about if parked up in a pulblic car park

blackcab

1,259 posts

224 months

Wednesday 28th May 2008
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you wont stop that even with an alarm, I wouldnt worry unless its out overnight

V8OWNER

602 posts

259 months

Wednesday 28th May 2008
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you can fit any alarm. I have a cat 1 on mine for insurance.. all they do is break the supply to various items, like ignition, fuel pump or whatever you want.
Easy to fit as you havent got to wire hardly anything in! like window motors, doors ect.
I have a microwave sensor on mine which gives a warning 'volume' around the car.

Battery has never gone flat.

eta:
I also have a quick release wheel.. insurance dont consider it a anti theft device.. idiots.


Edited by V8OWNER on Wednesday 28th May 07:32