next friday.. anybody interested? aman suria..

wah moon*, ages since met you during the TT @ PJ State

finally getting your EK? that's great.. with conversion or stock?

very likely i'll be able to make it

yeap.. depends how things goes, cuz my dad haven't given me any info whether he is gonna change his ride by middle of the year of not.. if he is, there's no point doing my ride lo cuz later i had to take over his ride and start all over again..

so most prolly a comeback when i've got the answer

moon never tell me got TT nvm i bully your gf today in opis BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAA

eh moon*,
you damn prone to thefts wei.. the first thing you should do after getting your EK is to get a good security system..

moon*,
i haven't heard of the security system.. since you have such a good budget, why don't you check out clifford as well?

i'm not that familiar with the security systems as well only through magazines, etc.
but clifford seems to be one of the popular brands.. but i think the installation is more important as the more hidden or "unique" per installation it'll work better.. (eg. wirings are all black - stealth, hidden immobilizers, etc)

The best ever workmanship on installing alarm system is that the wiring and alarm module is totally hidden. Wiring will be conseal together with your OEM wiring and all wiring in same black color, so it look stock and confusing to the car thief. Alarm module will be hidden covering by sound proof material to make it as complicated as possible to the thief.

oh.. since order edi then nvm la

i'm using the stock alarm lor..
there's nothing in my car that is worth stealing anyways.. but my car has got broken into through the trunk to steal my laptop.. till now oso haven't replace the lock, but dismantled the cable to the lock..

my friend in penang has the cheetah immobilizer on top of the honda's security system.. meaning you need honda's immobilizer key and the card else can't drive the car.. so far no problem la.. but again, city ain't really a hot car for theft

immobilizer consist of transceiver and receiver..

the receiver is installed in your car and the transceiver is either a key or card which is embedded with an electronic chip with the random security key unique to your alarm.

without the transceiver key, even if u manage to start your car.. it'll cut off (depending what settings, can be the fuel pump, ignition, etc etc) after a few moments..

but if they really want your car, they'll get it anyways.. after all, if you can get it installed.. they can get it uninstalled/bypassed as well that's why installation is important to make the thief give it up or sufficient time for you to reach your car.. then you should be aware, next time come with tow truck

if you set it to too sensitive.. rain hit the car also alarm trigger, lightning vibrations oso trigger.. rempit exhos past by oso trigger wei

Eh, i thought if you add the tilt sensor, its design n meant to detect someone jacking or towing your car? So shock sensor is for someone bang your car or break your glass. Unless the car thief use some glass cutter without triggering the shock sensor, then there's where the motion/ultrasonic sensor come into action to detect moving object in the car.

Any state of the art alarm system still can be deactivate by the car thief since it's installed by human as well. But it's time delaying the car thief to get your car is all another matter. Stock OEM alarm like Cobra is good. Cobra's alarm is made high tech and good built quality. Cobra's alarm module circuit board is one of the best. But what make this OEM factory fitted alarm easy to be deactivated coz the car thief had done many research on the OEM wiring route and location of the alarm module in the car. Hence, they are ready/self prepared and can deactivate the alarm in just minutes. What make your alarm standout is the installation. I had seen some cars the alarm module is being hidden under the back seat of the car. Which car thief will thought of that? Even he manage to figure it out, it would oredi be like 30 mins or an hour after that. Car thief will give up on cars that take them too long to be stolen. Normally, anything longer than 10 or 15mins, the thief will give up and leave the car alone without taking the risk further.

For rims, you can always use special lock nuts. Cheap ones from k-speed or some other taiwan brand. Good one from Enkei or Rays' Engineering lor.

Seriously, you'll regret if you set the shock sensor to be too sensitive. Coz if another Civic with B16A/B + loud spoon muffler pass by your car. Your alarm will trigger and send unnecessary sms to you.

Dont freak out that much lar. EK isnt that popular in the car thief list. Be more worry about your accessories if you have stuff like nice headunit, amp, speakers, defi meters, apexi rsm, or apexi afc neo. 

Then i bet the owner sure using lock nuts edi. Still worry, all 16 lugs use lock nuts lor. Sure safe!

you're making me miss my former civic ek

Then i bet the owner sure using lock nuts edi. Still worry, all 16 lugs use lock nuts lor. Sure safe!

Enkei not sure but i know Rays' cost about RM400+ for a set. Very light weight aluminium lock nuts.

wah seh.. RM4xx for a set of lock nuts? you gone nuts or what? jk