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Thread: Front parking alert system
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06-30-2016 #1
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Front parking alert system
Many of our cars are pretty low to the ground and/or are running splitters which can cause some problems with parking curbs. I am thinking about adding in a parking alert system like the new cars have to my 1968 Volvo 1800 I am building. Have any of you added such a system to avoid the chance of doing damage to the front of your car? It seems like it is cheap insurance to body damage. Here is what I am looking at.
http://www.crimestopper.com/products...assist/ca-5017
I am only looking for an audible alert system so I don't have to look at some ugly LED display and the speaker can easily be hidden.
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06-30-2016 #2
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Front parking alert system
We recently purchased a front and rear kit from iPark USA. We are now a dealer for them.
We haven't fully installed the system yet- probably in a few weeks we will have that part done.
But they were knowledgeable and sounds like it's a simple kit.
I wanna say it's around $120-150?
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06-30-2016 #3
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I have been looking for one of these! Four camera inputs for track day!
http://www.crimestopper.com/products...sumer/ubb-4.cq
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