Another Stolen Civic! So. Cal Area
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Another Stolen Civic! So. Cal Area
WTF with all these ******* trying to steal everybody's civic! **** My civic just got jack right in front of my cousin's house! If anybody in the So. Cal (L.A.) area, Can you guys look for a 98 honda civic with no rims, an VIS carbon fiber hood, and the bumpers look like they want to fall off. Oh yea the left tail light taillights is busted out too.
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Re: Another Stolen Civic! So. Cal Area (asianspec)
so basically you have no rims, body parts are falling off, and you have a cf hood, and they STILL jacked your car? dude...it's time to get some serious anti-theft sh*t RIGHT now.
btw...what part of L.A.?
btw...what part of L.A.?
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Re: Another Stolen Civic! So. Cal Area (poison)
**** this **** is really getting out of control. Ive counted at least 20 stolen car threads here from cali in this last month. Im selling my hatch for a kia 
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Re: Another Stolen Civic! So. Cal Area (94_HATCH)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 94_HATCH »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">**** this **** is really getting out of control. Ive counted at least 20 stolen car threads here from cali in this last month. Im selling my hatch for a kia </TD></TR></TABLE>
Yea if I lived in cali I wouldnt be driving a honda. Just think how many hondas are probably getting stolen outside the honda-tech community too.
Modified by matix at 4:36 PM 2/23/2005
</TD></TR></TABLE>Yea if I lived in cali I wouldnt be driving a honda. Just think how many hondas are probably getting stolen outside the honda-tech community too.
Modified by matix at 4:36 PM 2/23/2005
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Re: (teknoracing)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by teknoracing »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">That sucks, Downey is pretty ghetto. Good luck getting your car back, got any pics?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Wow i dont know what part of downey you been to but i dont know of one spot where downey is ghetto. That place is filled with rich people mostly everywhere.
Wow i dont know what part of downey you been to but i dont know of one spot where downey is ghetto. That place is filled with rich people mostly everywhere.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Luserkid »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Clifford is an alarm. I heard pretty good things of it back in the day. Havent really heard anything recently of it. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Clifford is nice, a couple of my friends have cliffords and it comes with a cell phone looking pager that shows the car on it.
Clifford is nice, a couple of my friends have cliffords and it comes with a cell phone looking pager that shows the car on it.
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Clifford is a really good alarm, the best in my opinion, Ive done my research, and I came up with this:
Clifford > Viper
Viper may have a new line out, my clifford does alarm code scrambling/randomizing, that means the only way to disarm it, is the that I keep on me at all times. The code randomizer switches the disarm/arm code randomly in sync with the remote, so only it knows the next code to arm/disarm it, and a code reader can't get it. The clifford also comes with Tilt sensor, window sensor, motion sensor, and it goes on and on and on.
Plus I have an eclipse, so even if they got my car they wouldnt be too happy about my stereo, since its basically useless to them thanks to ESN.
First thing I bought for my car, was the best alarm money could buy. Not because Im paranoid, but because I don't like to take risks like that. You can get a good clifford (Arrow 5) for like 250 over at al and eds.
Yeah, B30M87A,
Thats the Clifford Matrix alarm, costs about 500 bucks, but it's worth it if you have 10,000 bucks dumped into your car.
About all this stolen stuff... I know someone with an accord, he has 10,000 giovanis and an 8,000 system in his car, no alarm, and he lives in north carson, his car hasn't gotton broke into or stolen yet... go figure...
Clifford > Viper
Viper may have a new line out, my clifford does alarm code scrambling/randomizing, that means the only way to disarm it, is the that I keep on me at all times. The code randomizer switches the disarm/arm code randomly in sync with the remote, so only it knows the next code to arm/disarm it, and a code reader can't get it. The clifford also comes with Tilt sensor, window sensor, motion sensor, and it goes on and on and on.
Plus I have an eclipse, so even if they got my car they wouldnt be too happy about my stereo, since its basically useless to them thanks to ESN.
First thing I bought for my car, was the best alarm money could buy. Not because Im paranoid, but because I don't like to take risks like that. You can get a good clifford (Arrow 5) for like 250 over at al and eds.
Yeah, B30M87A,
Thats the Clifford Matrix alarm, costs about 500 bucks, but it's worth it if you have 10,000 bucks dumped into your car.
About all this stolen stuff... I know someone with an accord, he has 10,000 giovanis and an 8,000 system in his car, no alarm, and he lives in north carson, his car hasn't gotton broke into or stolen yet... go figure...
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Re: (Luscious Lee)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Luscious Lee »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Yeah, B30M87A,
Thats the Clifford Matrix alarm, costs about 500 bucks, but it's worth it if you have 10,000 bucks dumped into your car.
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Yep, i'm seriously considering getting that one.
Yeah, B30M87A,
Thats the Clifford Matrix alarm, costs about 500 bucks, but it's worth it if you have 10,000 bucks dumped into your car.
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Yep, i'm seriously considering getting that one.
Re: Another Stolen Civic! So. Cal Area (asianspec)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by asianspec »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">WTF with all these ******* trying to steal everybody's civic! **** My civic just got jack right in front of my cousin's house! If anybody in the So. Cal (L.A.) area, Can you guys look for a 98 honda civic with no rims, an VIS carbon fiber hood, and the bumpers look like they want to fall off. Oh yea the left tail light taillights is busted out too. </TD></TR></TABLE>
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Re: (Luscious Lee)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Luscious Lee »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Clifford is a really good alarm, the best in my opinion, Ive done my research, and I came up with this:
Clifford > Viper
Viper may have a new line out, my clifford does alarm code scrambling/randomizing, that means the only way to disarm it, is the that I keep on me at all times. The code randomizer switches the disarm/arm code randomly in sync with the remote, so only it knows the next code to arm/disarm it, and a code reader can't get it. The clifford also comes with Tilt sensor, window sensor, motion sensor, and it goes on and on and on.
Plus I have an eclipse, so even if they got my car they wouldnt be too happy about my stereo, since its basically useless to them thanks to ESN.
First thing I bought for my car, was the best alarm money could buy. Not because Im paranoid, but because I don't like to take risks like that. You can get a good clifford (Arrow 5) for like 250 over at al and eds.
Yeah, B30M87A,
Thats the Clifford Matrix alarm, costs about 500 bucks, but it's worth it if you have 10,000 bucks dumped into your car.
About all this stolen stuff... I know someone with an accord, he has 10,000 giovanis and an 8,000 system in his car, no alarm, and he lives in north carson, his car hasn't gotton broke into or stolen yet... go figure... </TD></TR></TABLE>
Well, I guess it is a little bit easier to re-sell stolen $300 rims, than stolen $10,000 ones
Clifford > Viper
Viper may have a new line out, my clifford does alarm code scrambling/randomizing, that means the only way to disarm it, is the that I keep on me at all times. The code randomizer switches the disarm/arm code randomly in sync with the remote, so only it knows the next code to arm/disarm it, and a code reader can't get it. The clifford also comes with Tilt sensor, window sensor, motion sensor, and it goes on and on and on.
Plus I have an eclipse, so even if they got my car they wouldnt be too happy about my stereo, since its basically useless to them thanks to ESN.
First thing I bought for my car, was the best alarm money could buy. Not because Im paranoid, but because I don't like to take risks like that. You can get a good clifford (Arrow 5) for like 250 over at al and eds.
Yeah, B30M87A,
Thats the Clifford Matrix alarm, costs about 500 bucks, but it's worth it if you have 10,000 bucks dumped into your car.
About all this stolen stuff... I know someone with an accord, he has 10,000 giovanis and an 8,000 system in his car, no alarm, and he lives in north carson, his car hasn't gotton broke into or stolen yet... go figure... </TD></TR></TABLE>
Well, I guess it is a little bit easier to re-sell stolen $300 rims, than stolen $10,000 ones