I have some personal experience in how ineffective alarm systems are. I recall a car that I installed a top of the line Clifford system in (with a kill starter and backup battery). Apparently thieves were able to get around the cookie cutter alarm system I had installed. That car had very little extra invested, just a few grand in stereo and intake/exhaust equipment. Insurance was adequate and I just bought something else, no biggie. I myself can't recall the last time I actually investigated a car who's alarm was going off.
As many here already know, if your Bronco gets jacked you're only going to get $2-6k back from insurance (depending on your ride). Just enough to find another starter Bronco that you can begin spending the money on. Anyway, I'm looking for a silver bullet to keep my tires in one place. I want to leave my stock Ford alarm system in place and simply install a device that makes it impossible to start the vehicle, not just a simple hidden kill switch that can be traced by wires or bypassed. Does anyone have any experience with the Revelco system? I've heard some good things but looking for feedback and options on what you guys do to protect your investment. I don't live in a shitty neighborhood and my work has a secure lot, but when I go on trips you don't always have the best, most secure locations... Just curious what you guys do to keep your drivetrain in one place. A missing stereo system isn't that big of a deal to me.
http://www.ravelco.com/
As many here already know, if your Bronco gets jacked you're only going to get $2-6k back from insurance (depending on your ride). Just enough to find another starter Bronco that you can begin spending the money on. Anyway, I'm looking for a silver bullet to keep my tires in one place. I want to leave my stock Ford alarm system in place and simply install a device that makes it impossible to start the vehicle, not just a simple hidden kill switch that can be traced by wires or bypassed. Does anyone have any experience with the Revelco system? I've heard some good things but looking for feedback and options on what you guys do to protect your investment. I don't live in a shitty neighborhood and my work has a secure lot, but when I go on trips you don't always have the best, most secure locations... Just curious what you guys do to keep your drivetrain in one place. A missing stereo system isn't that big of a deal to me.
http://www.ravelco.com/