Protect Your Challenger

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Cuda340

Discussion Starter · Mar 24, 2007 (Edited)

Question: What would you would do to someone who tried to steal your new R/T or SRT Challenger?

Answer: Fry their ass!

See the following website for the ultimate protection for your ride:

http://tesladownunder.com/tesla_coil... %20Protection

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Tesladownunder

· #2 · Mar 24, 2007

Cuda340 said:
Question: What would you would do to someone who tried to steal your new R/T or SRT Challenger? ....

Probably more worthwhile stealing than a Hyundai Getz which is what I hired to do the shot as I don't have a car. I took out extra insurance "in case".
My son, Michael was a bit apprehensive but is quite safe.

Check out the video for a laugh as well. It is on the site or on YouTube.

TDU

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Ragamuffin

· #3 · Mar 24, 2007

Tesladownunder said:
Probably more worthwhile stealing than a Hyundai Getz which is what I hired to do the shot as I don't have a car. I took out extra insurance "in case".
My son, Michael was a bit apprehensive but is quite safe.

Check out the video for a laugh as well. It is on the site or on YouTube.

TDU

Is that some sort of electronic zapper fence or just a

-looking circumfrencel light show ??? If it is an electrocutional fryer;

;; haaa, looks like I could easily hop right over it , get in car and blast right through that sucker !! Whheeee

Haahhhhhh

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Tesladownunder

· #4 · Mar 25, 2007

You should check out the site first or the video and you will understand.
Or I could just open a gap in it and let you in.

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Cuda340

Discussion Starter · #5 · Aug 4, 2007

In reading the current issue of Car and Driver, I found an interesting ad for a electronic steering wheel lock selling for $69.95.

Click on their website and watch the video. Let me know what you think of it. I may get one for my Challenger.

See: http://www.wrap1.com/

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Ragamuffin

· #6 · Aug 4, 2007

Cuda340 said:
In reading the current issue of Car and Driver, I found an interesting ad for a electronic steering wheel lock selling for $69.95.

Click on their website and watch the video. Let me know what you think of it. I may get one for my Challenger.

See: http://www.wrap1.com/

Yeah,,this too was posted months ago !!!

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Cuda340

Discussion Starter · #7 · Oct 28, 2007

Starting in 2009, GM will offer enhanced OnStar service in 20 of its models. If a car equipped with the new system is stolen, besides telling the police its whereabouts, it will actually stop the car dead in its tracks. According to the report, if the police see the car in motion and determine that it can be stopped safely, they can tell the OnStar operators to send a signal via a cell phone to slow it to a halt. Although, the horepower will be cut, the steering and brakes will still work. In addition, before all of this happens, the car's emergency flashers will go on and the car will give the thief a verbal warning before it stops moving.

The best thing about this technology is that GM is willing to sell it to other automakers in an effort to cut dangerous police chases.

It would be great if Chrysler would buy this to protect our Challengers!

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alexbrown

· #8 · Sep 29, 2017

I have been using OnStar and so far I loved the mobile control feature. The goons may succeed in getting your car but you can always control it to stop and they wouldn't be able to use it anymore plus they get caught.

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soonercruiser

· #9 · Oct 3, 2017

My security system is...the "TRUNK MONKEY"!

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ChallyTatum

· #10 · Oct 3, 2017

So what is interesting is the manuals don't have a hood switch so anyone can pop open the hood and the factory alarm will not activate. I have plans to install a hood switch, shock sensor and a tilt sensor. There is a provision in the BCM for the hood switch but the shock and tilt sensor will be tied into the trunk trigger.

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Slidd

· #11 · Oct 3, 2017

I believe that on automatics the hood switch is for the remote start only and doesn't have anything to do with the alarm anyway.

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