keyless ignition for 69 Camaro
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keyless ignition for 69 Camaro Just finishing up up 69 camaro and I want to add a keyless ignition. Been looking around and having a hard time picking something that will do what I want. I want a proximity sensor that will open my shaved doors individually and has a security alarm. Can anybody give me some ideas or who might have a system.
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Hmm not sure about the opening of the doors individually Ive got a Viper System installed on my truck for remote start and its worked great been on there for over 8 years or so no problems planning on getting it for my camaro too, If you havent already you might wanna look them up and see what they offer...
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Well I've also been looking around for quite a while now and I settled on a gtstarter2 from www.gallotech.com. It's a great unit that I installed in both of my cars. My Nova has shaved doors and I can set it to open the driver's door when I walk up to the car. I can also set it to only open the door when I push a button on the remote. I also have one on my wife's honda she loves it. She can never find her keys in her purse, so now she only has to remember to bring her purse. It has an alarm system as well with a really cool anti-hijack deal that can turn the engine off if someone ever hi-jacks one of us. Just walk up to her car and the doors unlock, push the start button and away she goes and she never has to look for her keys. It's been good for my sex life too!! Much better price than Flamming river.
Well I've also been looking around for quite a while now and I settled on a gtstarter2 from www.gallotech.com. It's a great unit that I installed in both of my cars. My Nova has shaved doors and I can set it to open the driver's door when I walk up to the car. I can also set it to only open the door when I push a button on the remote. I also have one on my wife's honda she loves it. She can never find her keys in her purse, so now she only has to remember to bring her purse. It has an alarm system as well with a really cool anti-hijack deal that can turn the engine off if someone ever hi-jacks one of us. Just walk up to her car and the doors unlock, push the start button and away she goes and she never has to look for her keys. It's been good for my sex life too!! Much better price than Flamming river.
Thats pretty sweet never seen that system before does it allow the key to still be operational or can u never use the key again?? Might consider gettin this system instead
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The instructions say that it can be installed to eliminate the key OR keep the key and install in parallel so u can use with or without the key. I eliminated the key in both my cars. If does everything that the key does so I see no reason to keep the key.
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I ordered one today. It does everything I wanted. It even does the door poppers so I don't need an extra transmitter. Does all in one transmitter.Thanks for the info.
The Gallotech does more stuff and has more optional functions then anything else that I've seen. Think I'll get it in a couple of days and when I install it I'll take some pics and let you know how it works.
Does anybody else have one of these? Any comments? How hard was it to install?
The Gallotech does more stuff and has more optional functions then anything else that I've seen. Think I'll get it in a couple of days and when I install it I'll take some pics and let you know how it works.
Does anybody else have one of these? Any comments? How hard was it to install?
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Verdad Gallardo I might have to take a look at it, but I think no matter what I do, I'll have to have two alarms for various features. I wanted to do the keyless ignition, RFID keyless entry, remote start, additional channels to turn on other things, ACTUAL security, not some cheap POS alarm (most RFIDs seem to be lacking in the security department), something with glass break sensors, tilt sensors, proximity sensors, etc like my Viper 5902, but I can't find anything like that in one system. So I'm thinking on for the proximity, and one for everything else. 
Just finishing up up 69 camaro and I want to add a keyless ignition. Been looking around and having a hard time picking something that will do what I want. I want a proximity sensor that will open my shaved doors individually and has a security alarm. Can anybody give me some ideas or who might have a system.
Thanks
Thanks
Stardrive - The cleanest/simple and refined unit IMO.
Flaming River - This kit has good reputation in the hot rod scene for its performance.
Digital Guard Dawg - Also very clean setups
Advancedkeys Squee found this one.
Lassokey - Looks to be an affective and reliable product,but not as refined as stardrive.
Something home made incase you do this by your self.
As far as opening only 1 door at a time, this can be programmed in the alarm.
My regular alarm/remote start is set to unlock only driver door and then pass.
Most reputable brand alarms like DEI(Viper,Clifford,Python) are expandable, they may work with RFID units.
How compatible?...I'm not sure how well they play together to share responsibilities for same tasks...i.e starting the car with remote and or using push button start.
For real security, I 'd recommend adding a alarm like viper to be integrated.
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I might have to take a look at it, but I think no matter what I do, I'll have to have two alarms for various features. I wanted to do the keyless ignition, RFID keyless entry, remote start, additional channels to turn on other things, ACTUAL security, not some cheap POS alarm (most RFIDs seem to be lacking in the security department), something with glass break sensors, tilt sensors, proximity sensors, etc like my Viper 5902, but I can't find anything like that in one system. So I'm thinking on for the proximity, and one for everything else.
you have to do some research on which one of the these RFID kits can be integrated into the viper.Its very possible.
See above.
+1 on these two brands. Look very promising than others.
After doing some more digging, I think I might go with the Advanced Keys setup. I like the fact that there is no actual fob per say. Its about the sizes of a credit card and can fit in your wallet, so no need for 2 remotes on the keys.
Nice I like it!
I'm adding it to the list up at top in case someone else search for same idea.
The only thing is we give up the security of having a manual steering wheel lock.
I'll be setting mine up so I can have my regular alarm & control accessories like my front license plate, cut out & vert top.
RFID for key less access & Push to start.
I'm adding it to the list up at top in case someone else search for same idea.
The only thing is we give up the security of having a manual steering wheel lock.
I'll be setting mine up so I can have my regular alarm & control accessories like my front license plate, cut out & vert top.
RFID for key less access & Push to start.
Last edited by bad_408_vert; Apr 16, 2011 at 04:28 PM.
Nice I like it!
I'm adding it to the list up at top in case someone else search for same idea.
The only thing is we give up the security of having a manual steering wheel lock.
I'll be setting mine up so I can have my regular alarm & control accessories like my front license plate, cut out & vert top.
RFID for key less access & Push to start.
I'm adding it to the list up at top in case someone else search for same idea.
The only thing is we give up the security of having a manual steering wheel lock.
I'll be setting mine up so I can have my regular alarm & control accessories like my front license plate, cut out & vert top.
RFID for key less access & Push to start.
