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If you live in a rough neighborhood or have to park the Camaro you’ve poured a fortune into in a shady part of town more often than you’d like to, take a look at this.According to Ravelco, its Anti-Theft Device is a “keyed electrical interrupt” which disables the engine of a car when the multi-pin key is removed from the main plug. The wiring for that plug is protected by steel; every wire looks the same and they aren’t arranged in a pattern that reveals the pairing of them. Those wires flow into the engine compartment, where they’re hidden within the factory wiring or disguised to look like it. They’re all connected to various vital electrical parts of the car, such as the ignition, starter, and fuel injection system.The main plug can be installed in one of numerous locations within the cabin of a vehicle. Ravelco says, “With more than 100,000 possible combinations for the Ravelco Anti-Theft Device, the specific physical signature of your vehicle"s plug cannot be guessed.” The entire setup can be installed by mobile technicians in California, Nevada, or Utah. Outside of those states, the Ravelco Anti-Theft Device can be put in a vehicle by a local Ravelco distributor or dealer. Prices, which include installation, start at $449.95 for AAA members, college students, and military personnel who get a 10-percent discount off of the full price of $499.95 (commercial vehicles cost extra). No matter the price, the Ravelco Anti-Theft Device is covered by a lifetime warranty.Chime in with your thoughts on the forum. >>via [Ravelco] and [ChicExecs.com]photo credit [Ravelco]Follow @derekshiekhiTags: camaro, car care, Corvette, Press Releases, Product News
Date written: March 11, 2016
More of this article on the LS1 Tech website
ID: 2527
If you live in a rough neighborhood or have to park the Camaro you’ve poured a fortune into in a shady part of town more often than you’d like to, take a look at this.According to Ravelco, its Anti-Theft Device is a “keyed electrical interrupt” which disables the engine of a car when the multi-pin key is removed from the main plug. The wiring for that plug is protected by steel; every wire looks the same and they aren’t arranged in a pattern that reveals the pairing of them. Those wires flow into the engine compartment, where they’re hidden within the factory wiring or disguised to look like it. They’re all connected to various vital electrical parts of the car, such as the ignition, starter, and fuel injection system.The main plug can be installed in one of numerous locations within the cabin of a vehicle. Ravelco says, “With more than 100,000 possible combinations for the Ravelco Anti-Theft Device, the specific physical signature of your vehicle"s plug cannot be guessed.” The entire setup can be installed by mobile technicians in California, Nevada, or Utah. Outside of those states, the Ravelco Anti-Theft Device can be put in a vehicle by a local Ravelco distributor or dealer. Prices, which include installation, start at $449.95 for AAA members, college students, and military personnel who get a 10-percent discount off of the full price of $499.95 (commercial vehicles cost extra). No matter the price, the Ravelco Anti-Theft Device is covered by a lifetime warranty.Chime in with your thoughts on the forum. >>via [Ravelco] and [ChicExecs.com]photo credit [Ravelco]Follow @derekshiekhiTags: camaro, car care, Corvette, Press Releases, Product News
Date written: March 11, 2016
More of this article on the LS1 Tech website
ID: 2527
