My first civic!!!
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From: bay area, ca, USA
Re: My first civic!!! (MikeEM1)
nice but make sure you get securiyt ASAP and not just a janky *** alarm...that **** will get stolen in a hot minute especially with that motor. did you buy it with the motor in there?
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Re: My first civic!!! (MikeEM1)
Nice car.
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Re: My first civic!!! (mwieczorek43)
Search for SuspendedHatch and find his website. Don't know it off hand and get some kill switches in there too. Get as much security for that thing as possible. Great find and even better CAR! Join the EM1 crew. WElcome.
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Re: My first civic!!! (blaze the chemi)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by MikeEM1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yeah i have a DEI viper alarm, and its garaged kept, i know theives out there love this ****. </TD></TR></TABLE>
You're gonna want more than a DEI alarm, not that DEI sucks. Look up SuspendedHatch's website as already stated for more ideas on theft prevention. That's a clean EM1 keep it that way.
You're gonna want more than a DEI alarm, not that DEI sucks. Look up SuspendedHatch's website as already stated for more ideas on theft prevention. That's a clean EM1 keep it that way.
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I have kill switches in both of my del Sols, and they are tried and true, and so simple... the switch is off, car doesn't start. On my show car I have them in two seperate, VERY hidden locations, and one is wired to my fuel pump and one is wired to the starter. I turn them both off in shady areas, but usually just one is off. The more kill switches, the merrier, for sure. It's also well worth your money to be sure your alarm has window open sensors. Honda windows are VERY flexible (hell on my del Sol I can pull the window out a good 3 inches from the door), so an alarm that goes off when the window is tampered with is in your best interest. Another couple of things to think about/do...
-Discreet locking hood pins
-lugs that you need a pretty unique key to open (Si wheels are VERY popular, and you don't wanna find your car on blocks)
-A dummy siren which is in the place where an alarm siren would normally be found, wired to the alarm, and then the actual siren well hidden. (this saved my buddy Brandon once... his dummy siren wire was cut, which set off the alarm like it was supposed to... theives left his car hood up and everything... they just ran)
-An alarm with a mute alert feature. If ninjaness is your thing, you'll like this. If the alarm is triggered, from the car it doesn't make a noise. But it sends a page to your controller. Which means you get the luxury of walking/running outside and going *tap tap* excuse me.... what the hell are you doing? :D
Just a few ideas... awesome buy on the new car, and I hope it brings you years of happiness. Nice clean ride!
-Discreet locking hood pins
-lugs that you need a pretty unique key to open (Si wheels are VERY popular, and you don't wanna find your car on blocks)
-A dummy siren which is in the place where an alarm siren would normally be found, wired to the alarm, and then the actual siren well hidden. (this saved my buddy Brandon once... his dummy siren wire was cut, which set off the alarm like it was supposed to... theives left his car hood up and everything... they just ran)
-An alarm with a mute alert feature. If ninjaness is your thing, you'll like this. If the alarm is triggered, from the car it doesn't make a noise. But it sends a page to your controller. Which means you get the luxury of walking/running outside and going *tap tap* excuse me.... what the hell are you doing? :D
Just a few ideas... awesome buy on the new car, and I hope it brings you years of happiness. Nice clean ride!
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Re: My first civic!!! (******)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ****** »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
You're gonna want more than a DEI alarm, not that DEI sucks. Look up SuspendedHatch's website as already stated for more ideas on theft prevention. That's a clean EM1 keep it that way. </TD></TR></TABLE>
You're gonna want more than a DEI alarm, not that DEI sucks. Look up SuspendedHatch's website as already stated for more ideas on theft prevention. That's a clean EM1 keep it that way. </TD></TR></TABLE>
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by xPhantomSolx »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I have kill switches in both of my del Sols, and they are tried and true, and so simple... the switch is off, car doesn't start. On my show car I have them in two seperate, VERY hidden locations, and one is wired to my fuel pump and one is wired to the starter. I turn them both off in shady areas, but usually just one is off. The more kill switches, the merrier, for sure. It's also well worth your money to be sure your alarm has window open sensors. Honda windows are VERY flexible (hell on my del Sol I can pull the window out a good 3 inches from the door), so an alarm that goes off when the window is tampered with is in your best interest. Another couple of things to think about/do...
-Discreet locking hood pins
-lugs that you need a pretty unique key to open (Si wheels are VERY popular, and you don't wanna find your car on blocks)
-A dummy siren which is in the place where an alarm siren would normally be found, wired to the alarm, and then the actual siren well hidden. (this saved my buddy Brandon once... his dummy siren wire was cut, which set off the alarm like it was supposed to... theives left his car hood up and everything... they just ran)
-An alarm with a mute alert feature. If ninjaness is your thing, you'll like this. If the alarm is triggered, from the car it doesn't make a noise. But it sends a page to your controller. Which means you get the luxury of walking/running outside and going *tap tap* excuse me.... what the hell are you doing? :D
Just a few ideas... awesome buy on the new car, and I hope it brings you years of happiness. Nice clean ride!</TD></TR></TABLE>
Thanks, i'll definately look more into a security system
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Integra N Civic »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">BEST ADVICE IS LOCK IT UP AND DONT DRIVE IT AND MAKE SURE YOU GARAGE IT
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I have to drive to work...but always garaged
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 2k.civic.si »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">looks just like my si except slower
and ya keep it locked up in the garage...people will steal si's in a hurry</TD></TR></TABLE>
Just give it sometime, i have mad hook ups for parts and turbo parts, just wait..
-Discreet locking hood pins
-lugs that you need a pretty unique key to open (Si wheels are VERY popular, and you don't wanna find your car on blocks)
-A dummy siren which is in the place where an alarm siren would normally be found, wired to the alarm, and then the actual siren well hidden. (this saved my buddy Brandon once... his dummy siren wire was cut, which set off the alarm like it was supposed to... theives left his car hood up and everything... they just ran)
-An alarm with a mute alert feature. If ninjaness is your thing, you'll like this. If the alarm is triggered, from the car it doesn't make a noise. But it sends a page to your controller. Which means you get the luxury of walking/running outside and going *tap tap* excuse me.... what the hell are you doing? :D
Just a few ideas... awesome buy on the new car, and I hope it brings you years of happiness. Nice clean ride!
</TD></TR></TABLE>Thanks, i'll definately look more into a security system
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Integra N Civic »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">BEST ADVICE IS LOCK IT UP AND DONT DRIVE IT AND MAKE SURE YOU GARAGE IT
</TD></TR></TABLE>I have to drive to work...but always garaged
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 2k.civic.si »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">looks just like my si except slower
and ya keep it locked up in the garage...people will steal si's in a hurry</TD></TR></TABLE>
Just give it sometime, i have mad hook ups for parts and turbo parts, just wait..
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From: Qweenz, ny, USA
Re: My first civic!!! (MikeEM1)
Thats not just a civic man....by saying that you are putting it in a class with the ex/dx/hx's and us with Si's dont like that comparison....This is your first Civic "Si" which happens to be a monster!!!
