Thinking About Buying A Kill Switch......
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Thinking About Buying A Kill Switch...... Where did you all mount yours at? I might be doing the cubbyhole plate or the ashtray from dragonZ28, so maybe i will mount it onto that..
But again where did you guys mount yours? Pics please? How hard is it to install this?
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But again where did you guys mount yours? Pics please? How hard is it to install this?
Thanks
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I used one of these
Its a Cyclops engine disabler..It replaces one of teh relays in your engine compartment either fule or ignition ...and the other cool thing is that you can put the activation "button" anywhere you want. Mines about the size of a quater and I have velcro on teh back so it sticks to any fabric in the car.
As a matter of practice I move mine all the time all over the car.
The car will not start without pushing the button
do a search on emerging enterprises or search Cyclops TAM
Its a Cyclops engine disabler..It replaces one of teh relays in your engine compartment either fule or ignition ...and the other cool thing is that you can put the activation "button" anywhere you want. Mines about the size of a quater and I have velcro on teh back so it sticks to any fabric in the car.
As a matter of practice I move mine all the time all over the car.
The car will not start without pushing the button
do a search on emerging enterprises or search Cyclops TAM
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I used one of these
Its a Cyclops engine disabler..It replaces one of teh relays in your engine compartment either fule or ignition ...and the other cool thing is that you can put the activation "button" anywhere you want. Mines about the size of a quater and I have velcro on teh back so it sticks to any fabric in the car.
As a matter of practice I move mine all the time all over the car.
The car will not start without pushing the button
do a search on emerging enterprises or search Cyclops TAM
Its a Cyclops engine disabler..It replaces one of teh relays in your engine compartment either fule or ignition ...and the other cool thing is that you can put the activation "button" anywhere you want. Mines about the size of a quater and I have velcro on teh back so it sticks to any fabric in the car.
As a matter of practice I move mine all the time all over the car.
The car will not start without pushing the button
do a search on emerging enterprises or search Cyclops TAM
I would probably keep it near the console... That was if I was just going to interrupt the starter wire (already running through there for automatics, it is the reason your car must be in park).
Personally I would run two and make it a combination style (one "on" one "off" in otherwords just orientated differently) to cut down on someone finding it AND getting it to work...
Personally I would run two and make it a combination style (one "on" one "off" in otherwords just orientated differently) to cut down on someone finding it AND getting it to work...
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I would probably keep it near the console... That was if I was just going to interrupt the starter wire (already running through there for automatics, it is the reason your car must be in park).
Personally I would run two and make it a combination style (one "on" one "off" in otherwords just orientated differently) to cut down on someone finding it AND getting it to work...
Personally I would run two and make it a combination style (one "on" one "off" in otherwords just orientated differently) to cut down on someone finding it AND getting it to work...
i am not that mechnically inclined to do all that 
Thats a good one too
my friend with his camaro wired it to the driver window...he puts the key in the ignition and presses the driver window switch... car starts right up. to turn off the car he just does it like it normally would. very easy and if anyone is intreasted for a DIY let me know by pmme
my friend with his camaro wired it to the driver window...he puts the key in the ignition and presses the driver window switch... car starts right up. to turn off the car he just does it like it normally would. very easy and if anyone is intreasted for a DIY let me know by pmme
my friend with his camaro wired it to the driver window...he puts the key in the ignition and presses the driver window switch... car starts right up. to turn off the car he just does it like it normally would. very easy and if anyone is intreasted for a DIY let me know by pmme