Im not guru but i can do basic ****. I have a friend that works for a company that makes steel mesh wiring that cant be cut with wire cutters or low grade bolt cutters. question is should i take the procaution and get some custom lenght and size made just for my alarms or just not waste my time going the extra step.

its not really made for commercial use its more like barrowing from the extra pile that he doesnt use

 

I wouldn't. That's just something a seasoned thief would see and say, "hey, that's not normal... I'll just follow that braided cable to the alarm brain and yank that **** out."

Probably a better idea to camoflauge the wires into the factory looms and not draw unnecessary attention...

Just my 2 cents.

 

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Probably a better idea to camoflauge the wires into the factory looms and not draw unnecessary attention...

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I second that.

 

Third. 94

 

Fourth. Take the time to plan out the install before you start. It will save you time and give you a better understanding of what it takes to do a stealth alarm install.


Modified by 94_DC4 at 12:16 PM 1/1/2007

 

*Dave Chapelle Voice* "FIFT!"

 

You might find a good use for some of it. Ignition harness etc. If you use it on the alarm, zip tie the harnesses to the brain. Cover the mesh with split loom. How bulky is this ****?

 

UR call, do you think they will want it that bad, IDK 'bout where you guys live but it isn't that bad where I'm from


I'd get some anyway for fun tho, you never know when you could need it, send me some!!