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Miata Mailing List: March 1997, Message #49
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From: (none) Subject: Re: Car Alarms?? Date: (none)
Todd Barker wrote: > > Hi Jonathan, > I purchased an Alpine SEC-8047 which includes a dual radar sensor. the > Sensor chirps 4 times if you get too close. If you reach inside the > car, it sets the alarm off. So far, i have not had any complaints at > all. I can even leave my top down without any cats climbing on my car. > (it took me about 2 months to realize that it was my alarm that was > keeping the cats away, I just though i had been really lucky!) Overall > i've been really happy with it. At first i didn't like paying $400 for > it, but now i feel it was well worth it. > > P.S. the alarm also has all the other normal features like starter > kill, flashing parking lights, door lock enterface, ect, but i > purchased it for the dual sensor. > > Later!! > > -- > Todd Barker > Sherman Oaks, Ca. > MCA#60734 > > '90 Crystal White A Pkge > "EUNOS" > Blue Racing Stripes CRI Air Horns > Harddog Sport Bar Team VooDoo > Jackson Racing C.A.I. Hey where can I get one of these??!!? I parked my car in my locked garage with the top down (as usual), in the morning I found my drivers seat to be wet, it seems my pet cat used it for her convenience. It took a while to get rid of the smell of cats urine. On the topic of CAI, here in Australia we have an old chap up in Queensland who makes his own CAI systems and exhaust systems. I've got his kits in my '90 1.6 and the increase in power is tremendous, the sound is a pretty impressive low growl. I now find myself changing gears at close to red line. Performance claims are 133bhp (stock 114bhp) for a 1.6 and 151+bhp (stock 128bhp) for a 1.8. The cars with his performance kits are constantly the fastest around the Australian racing tracks. He doesn't advertise at all, it is purely word of mouth, and he is quite busy and has recently started exporting to owners in the US and UK. Arthur Shizas Adelaide, Australia