Sup ya'll, w/ the recent thefts on integra's I just wanted to know how thieves steal an integra without having the alarm go off. I know about the hood latch, but some people have the latches relocated and a sensor for the hood aswell, so how would they do it with these things in place r is it even possible?

(very paranoid)


Modified by Honda Genome at 2:04 AM 9/30/2006

 

help him out... he is ****

 

I know of flatbed for sure or tow truck, reason why I'm never getting tow hooks. Also, what I think is that some people (after seeing some tow truck guys, and how they look at your car and ask a lot of questions about it) I think they join on to get the tools, and then quit.... Just something I kinda observed one day. He was like, oh man, nice car, what's it got in it (Swapped it for a single cam) ahhh man, you gotta throw in a type-r, gsr, or ls man. Gave him fake address and left. I'm very cautious around tow truck guys too.... Just my 2 cents. I would also recommend (wanna do this myself, is having a battery backup supply, that way if they do get under the hood to disconnect the battery, the alarm will still go off, because most neighbors aren't going to come outside if the alarm is going off for 5-10 seconds...

 

jdm tow hooks is a thieves best friend. i personally think its the dumbest mod

 

guess its not possible to get into an integra w/ the hood latch relocated and a hood sensor w/o the alarm going off for a brief period then huh?

 

yeah jdm tow hooks = stupid...

 

gotta hide the battery or the speaker b/c when they find those, alarm goes silent

 

With the electronic doorlock switch, they can easily slip something through the window and hit the switch. And if your alarm unit isn't well hidden, they can just jump in and unplug the alarm. What you can do is deactivate the switch and /or relocate it.

 

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how can they slip in without the alarm going off?

 

if a person only has a shock or glass sensor that is not too sensitive it is possible.

 

mine is very sensitive....how would they be able to get into the car though? they'd have to open the door which will trigger the alarm...unless they are ethiopian and slip through the window crack