So many thieves , so many people have lost their cars.
Can I add something up to my Viper alarm to make it more secure? if I pop the hood up, my viper alarms wont go on, but the trunk and 2 doors will, and I think most of Viper alarm is like that . ...............can I do any thing to make it more secure? cuase I live in an apartment and I have to park on the street. Thanks

 

Relocate the hood release cable. (search, other have explained better than I)
Install a fuel pump kill. Wire it into the alarm if you want. Make sure its normally disabled if you do that, so the alarm has to enable the fuel pump.
Alarm is only as good as the installer.
Park it under a street light if you have to leave it onthe street.
Remove the v-tec sticker from the back if you have a gsr/type-r.

Nothing will stop a flat bed and determined theives.

 

get a hood pin, and a backup battery
removeable wheel
glass brack sensor (Spark plug + ur window = no movement, but ur glass brake sensor will hear it and go off
tilt sensor (can't steal ur rims)
2 extra srines is a good idea, my firend is runing 3 + 1 fake up, and 2 backup batterys all around his car
fuel cut off switch
THE BOOT

lots of stuff to keep it safe
can't go wrong with A Club with 2 hooks
and 2 Autolockers

 

just like previously stated
buy a hood pin switch and add in to the alarm

proxy sensor
back up battery
3 extra sirens. 1 on the outside 2 on the inside
i leave my windows down all day and night,
if you stick your hand in the alarm will go crazy.

 

They had a new A+E documentary and after having pro thieves try to break anti-theft devices as quick as they could they reccommended this http://www.disklok.com/

oh yeah and all people living in high risk areas should get a driveway patrol for $20

 

[QUOTE=john666]
i leave my windows down all day and night,
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no insect problems?

 

QUOTE]no insect problems?[/QUOTE]
to be honest,, sometimes i see a bug,, the big problem is if its windy dust on the cluster-dash etc,

 

not to sound like a bad *** or anything but in my old town, there was alot of car theft going on. I was in high school and didn't care as long as they didn't mess with my baby. And evertime i'd hear someone talking about them stealing cars i told them " if my car has anything missing or comes up missing so will you, your mom, your dad, your neighbors, everything you hold dear, and i'm not ****** with you"

They took me pretty serious since my incodent with a senior freshman year. So my car was never once messed with. I'd leave my CDs and everythign on my seats with the windows down. No one messed with my baby.

 

Thanks alot guys. I should try one of these

 

I just got a hood pin switch from my friend today, but I dont know how to connect it into the larm. Could some one please help me out with this, thanks........
which wire from the alarm should i conect the hood pin switch to (color) ? . any one has a Viper alarm and has done this before, please show me how to do this...

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this is my first step and maybe 3 extra sensors and a backup battery is next..............

 

I would go with everyone elses suggestions... as I did. I was once a noob on this but now I feel like I've learned a decent amount from everyone.. (thanks dudes)

I personally

Got a quick release hub, kill switches, relocating hood, decent alarm, etc...

the only part about an alarm that I think works is the flashing light. Some punks might go.. hmmmmmm nahh. And walkaway.. seasoned dudes will break right in and turn it off. Its better to have just your stereo stolen then your car though.

MAKE sure you dont leave anything in your car thats inviting... bags, backpack,CDs, misc crap.. and take your face off of your headunit. If it doesnt look like theres anything there to take.. most people wont bother.

Want to hear some wack ****...everything in my car was stolen before I did all this stuff. They found the people who did it a week later.... it was 2 bitches. a 19 year old chick and a 23 year old bitch... why does that suck more than just some dude? haha

Good luck witch yer security shizz

 

I just connected the hood pin switch to my alarm today, and I think I did right.
I connected to the green wire which is the + door something I dont remember, but I works pretty good. anywayz...........so whenever my hood is opend, my door light is on too because I connected to the door wire. the reason Y because Viper alarm doesnt have any wire says hood switch or anything.
So my alarm will sound whenever the thieves try to pop up my hood to disconnect the battery. so your thieves better what out *****s. the next thing is I'm gonna hook up the 3 extra sensors, but first I gotta do a searching. can any one can hook me up with this...thanks....................
Thanks for your advices man............

 

bump for the DIY, damned stingy alarm CO. not thinking about our import's

 

[QUOTE=SIGNALAUTOLSR]I just connected the hood pin switch to my alarm today, and I think I did right.
I connected to the green wire which is the + door something I dont remember, but I works pretty good. anywayz...........so whenever my hood is opend, my door light is on too because I connected to the door wire. the reason Y because Viper alarm doesnt have any wire says hood switch or anything.
So my alarm will sound whenever the thieves try to pop up my hood to disconnect the battery. so your thieves better what out *****s. the next thing is I'm gonna hook up the 3 extra sensors, but first I gotta do a searching. can any one can hook me up with this...thanks....................
Thanks for your advice All viper [DEI] alarms have pos. door trigger neg. door trigger, [ Honda] and a hood/trunk trigger, you said the alarm trips if you open the trunk, so the hood/trunk trigger is being used for the trunk only and it sounds like you wired the hoodpin to the neg. door trigger but no biggy if it works. BTW very few cars, [Ford] use the pos. door trigger 94

 

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