Anyone putting alarms on their cars?

[stealth71]

Planning on doing some road trips and was thinking about getting an alarm with a 2-way pager. I don't need remote start and currently have no power locks/windows, but will eventually. I mainly want to be notified if it gets bumped or doors/hood opened when I'm sleeping in my hotel room. Any recommendations?

[chicane67]

DEI (http://www.directed.com/)... since they own pretty much all the companies now.

I have always been partial to the Viper/Python line myself...

[sniper]

Do it all the time. We install DEI products as well. Viper and Avital mostly. One thing on the 2 way, is that the batteries don't last as long.
You can go one step further and put a gps locating system in as well. That way, if it is stolen you can find it really easy.

[chicane67]

Except for the fact... that if the thief is any good... he will have already spent the $19.95 on a GPS jammer, which renders that option completely useless.

Although... the 'average' crook is either someone looking for a joy ride or isnt going to steal it to ship overseas.

But... it's something to think about.

[nicks67camaro]

I thought of getting this. http://www.grantproducts.com/c-107-vehicle-security.aspx It won't stop a flat bead but will probably be effective for most instances. can't steer it can't steal it right?

[vp23271]

I have the DEI 2-way alarm in my Toyota 4x4 FJ and have no problems with it. It does run thru batteries semi quickly and I replace the small "AAA" about once every 8 weeks approx.

[XLexusTech]

I have a gun and a reputation.. :-)

[stealth71]

I was looking at Compustar. Still doing research. Thanks for the input.

[T_Raven]

I have a gun and a reputation.. :-)
:lol:

I was just gonna keep a pit bull in mine lol

[Mr.VENGEANCE]

ive got these guys watching my cars..

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