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What's going in the new whip?

Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2010 12:45 pm
by Mfowler
Just bought a '01 Integra GSR 4 door. I'm excited to see what Brian wants to do to her. IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS!

Re: What's going in the new whip?

Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2010 1:08 pm
by HoseHead
Mfowler wrote:Just bought a '01 Integra GSR 4 door. I'm excited to see what Brian wants to do to her. IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS!
Ummm, feed it to a Hemi? :shock:

HH

Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2010 1:18 pm
by Bfowler
pretty much got this one layed out homie!

rsd 5" comp in the kicks
rsd6.5 midbass in the door
tweet in the kick or upper door depending on space

ran semi active off rsd300.4 (5-1 passive crossover, 6.5 active)
tuned and crossed with a eq215ix


2 rsdc10d4's in the back
rsd600.1 on each :twisted:

kenwoodx592 for signal

all new PG PF1 battery terminals and d blocks

Re: What's going in the new whip?

Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2010 1:20 pm
by Bfowler
HoseHead wrote:
Mfowler wrote:Just bought a '01 Integra GSR 4 door. I'm excited to see what Brian wants to do to her. IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS!
Ummm, feed it to a Hemi? :shock:

HH
hehe, saw that one coming!


i assure you, no ricery with befall this teg.

too sweet a deal to pass up.

2001 GSR 5speed 90k miles, owned by a little Vietnamese lady. completely unmolested by mods

Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2010 1:22 pm
by Bfowler
oh, and down the road...skip that wimpy ricer shit...two words. jackson super-charger (compound word right?)

Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2010 1:25 pm
by stipud
Beige on beige. A true man car.

Attach the pics you noob ;)

Posted: Fri Aug 13, 2010 11:31 am
by Mfowler
Damn it Tombo it's Titanium on Parchment! Haha, and unlike the Hemi monsters this vehicle is equipped with what we in the States call "suspension" and a "steering wheel" for roads with little white and yellow lines on them :lol:
I Joketh, of course. But Jimminy jumped-up Jehova Bri I don't need a bam bam van setup here. But I know we will make it kick.

Posted: Fri Aug 13, 2010 12:19 pm
by Bfowler
first mod....alarm and wheel locks!


(not really sure why, but those rims love to get themselves stolen apparently...maybe they are super light...becasue they sure arent super cool looking)

Posted: Fri Aug 13, 2010 3:03 pm
by ttocs
man check out compustar if you have not already, been real happy with mine and they have some cool features like voltage and temp monitoring through the remote, they are also made to be a safe remote start on a stick.

Posted: Fri Aug 13, 2010 4:24 pm
by Mfowler
According to my extensive research *cough* google *cough* those rims aren't even the lightest, and still run 70 bucks a pop more than any other stock teg wheel. But it is what it is.
I'm really just looking for remote locks and a loud-as-phuck horn/siren to go off. But if I can get that cool extra stuph for not much money I'll give it a shot.

Finger print and retina recognition would be nice. Seminal identification would be best. :hurr:

Posted: Fri Aug 13, 2010 9:34 pm
by Bfowler
i was talking to errin, and apperently things likte starter kill are just a waste on this car since its so easy to bypass the stock ignition (ie tapping a fake fuse with its own 12v source into the right spots in the fuse panel will start it allegedly)


so i think just some cabin pizo's and maybe a nicely hidden toggle switch for the ignition

Posted: Sat Aug 14, 2010 9:26 am
by Mfowler
Hidden switch would be b'dass! maybe it could be a numeric pad underneath my center cupholders that needs a 4 digit code.
Either way, remote locks will be quite nice.

Posted: Sat Aug 14, 2010 10:01 am
by ttocs
if the starter kill was done right the fuse box should not be aproblem. You might need to hit the starter wire under the hood to get it at a point that the fusebox doesn't matter but if that is the case....

I can also give you details on how to turn your cig lighter into a starter kill. You loose the ability to set something on fire with it but it is a trick way to make things work.

Posted: Sat Aug 14, 2010 8:00 pm
by Bfowler
ttocs wrote:if the starter kill was done right the fuse box should not be aproblem. You might need to hit the starter wire under the hood to get it at a point that the fusebox doesn't matter but if that is the case....

I can also give you details on how to turn your cig lighter into a starter kill. You loose the ability to set something on fire with it but it is a trick way to make things work.
do tell! no need for that thing!

Posted: Sat Aug 14, 2010 10:27 pm
by ttocs
I have it on my mustang and love it. use a relay almost like you would for a starter kill but this time wire it up a little differently as a normally open starter kill using termanals 87 and 30 rather then the usual 87A and 30. Connect one side of the relays coil to +12v constant(the cig lighterpower is good for this) and the other end to the center portion of the cig lighter that normally goes to the +12v constant.

Now when you go to start the car, if the cig lighter is pushed in(as though you are trying to heat it up), the relay will trip connecting the starter wire and allowing the engine to crank. By simply popping the lighter out of the socket to wher it is just sitting there(not heating up) it will not make contact and allow it to start. You can just pop it out of the heating mode or take it out and put it in your pocket but either way the car will not start and what theif will check that when it doesn't crank.

Posted: Sat Aug 14, 2010 11:44 pm
by gridracer
ttocs wrote:I have it on my mustang and love it. use a relay almost like you would for a starter kill but this time wire it up a little differently as a normally open starter kill using termanals 87 and 30 rather then the usual 87A and 30. Connect one side of the relays coil to +12v constant(the cig lighterpower is good for this) and the other end to the center portion of the cig lighter that normally goes to the +12v constant.

Now when you go to start the car, if the cig lighter is pushed in(as though you are trying to heat it up), the relay will trip connecting the starter wire and allowing the engine to crank. By simply popping the lighter out of the socket to wher it is just sitting there(not heating up) it will not make contact and allow it to start. You can just pop it out of the heating mode or take it out and put it in your pocket but either way the car will not start and what theif will check that when it doesn't crank.
Now that is a good idea I also suggest compustar if your looking for a remote starter/alarm combo.
Also I have a set of wheel locks around here somewhere that should fit your car if I can find them you can have them just pay shipping.

Posted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 1:22 am
by ttocs
it is a neat and simple way to use what is inside the car to do something different.

now if there is an easy way to jump fuses and bypass everything under the dash then use put this starter kill under the hood as close to the starte as you can and that should fix any problems.

compustars remote start on manuals really is the way to go. It is all built into the main module so it is easy and fool proof.

Posted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 4:53 am
by Rold Gold
"Twisties" get jacked because they look good on any civic or teg.... I'd sell them now and put some 17's on it...Hell, I'd bet you could trade them strait-up for a set right now....

Seminal recognition takes too long...... And you might abuse the system.... :lol:

It's funny you bring up the keypad thing.... After The Transporter came out, I saw afew of those.... :roll: Looks easy to get past..... Years back, my boss had the thing called "MAGIC" which was a seperate unit from the alarm on his TL. Looked like a normal keyring but the car wouldn't start until you put it over the sensor hidden under the carpet..... Think visa "qwik-pass".......

But lastly, PAY THE EXTRA INSURANCE TO COVER AFTER MARKET STEREO/ACCESSORIES!!!!!! For only acouple more bucks a month you can sleep alittle better at night knowing that if some jackass steals yer shit you aren't fucked..... I think I pay an extra $3 for $5000 coverage.....

Posted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 5:27 am
by ttocs
think of the cig lighter as a "magic" system if you wire it up the way I said.

Posted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 6:10 am
by Rold Gold
That's a bitchin idea Scott...... :clap:
I can't say I've ever heard of that....... Where did you get that from?

Posted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 8:26 am
by GX3
My kill system was a magnetic switch hidden behind the plastic panel just under the steering column on the left side. In order to start you hold the magnet over top of the switch as you start the car. No magnet no start

Posted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 8:27 am
by ttocs
right and with mine no cig lighter no start.

I worked at a store the specialized in security for a while, I know a bunch of cool little tricks like that.

Posted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 8:50 am
by Bfowler
that is fucking brilliant. that will be implemented for sure.

Posted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 9:28 am
by dedlyjedly
One issue is that with a manual transmission vehicle if a thief breaks the column and wants it bad enough they could push start it by dumping the clutch. You could get a little extra piece of mind by implementing a safety like that for an ignition kill or fuel kill as opposed to a starter kill.

Posted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 10:02 am
by Bfowler
hmm, true. maybe use same cig lighter relay idea, and wire it to the fuel pump so it wont get any gas!