I was just at a local alarm shop yesterday. Here's the criteria that I decided on.
Step one should always be to get a Chapmin (or Chapman) hood lock.
But here are the pecs for the alarm itself.
1) Has to have a separate battery
2) You don't want any vital wires run under the hood.
3) Has to have a kill switch.
4) Has to have a pager that alerts you when the alarm is triggers.
5) has to be kinetic sensitive.Thieves tap on windows to see how sensitive your alarm is.
I hope this stuff helps. I'm getting alarms installed for my 92L and my brother's 93L for $750 here in Boston. I hope this helps.
Step one should always be to get a Chapmin (or Chapman) hood lock.
But here are the pecs for the alarm itself.
1) Has to have a separate battery
2) You don't want any vital wires run under the hood.
3) Has to have a kill switch.
4) Has to have a pager that alerts you when the alarm is triggers.
5) has to be kinetic sensitive.Thieves tap on windows to see how sensitive your alarm is.
I hope this stuff helps. I'm getting alarms installed for my 92L and my brother's 93L for $750 here in Boston. I hope this helps.