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I'm starting to get kind of annoyed with a car at my school. As most of you know, I only have two 12" Punch XLC's...but I keep setting the guy's alarm off! I'm getting to the point where I think I'm gonna start turning it down in the parking lot. You see, he doesn't always park in the front lot but, when he does, I have to drive right by his car. So far, the past three times that he has parked in the front lot, I've set his alarm off when I drove by. I think he needs to adjust the sensitivity! If I knew him, I'd let him know...but I don't...so I guess I'll just have to deal with it. I just can't wait until I get my L7's installed...I'm going to actually try to set off alarms! Anyway, how many of you have alarms that go off when a spec of dust hits your car? Lol. Seriously, tho...how many have alarms that go off enough to be annoying?

 
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he he he.. Well word of very wise Adivce.. never crank it up in school parking lots..you're just asking to have your stuff jacked... 2.. I have fun going into underground prking lots.. opening all ym windows and Playing a Nice old school bass song with a lot of 30Hz sweeps.. I can set off a regular alarm 4 cars away lol..It's fun

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Mohawk

 
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Well...our school is really small. I'm not sure how many people, but I'm guessing between 500 and 600. That may be a little high. You know what? That whole car alarm thing was getting annoying...but I'm actually starting to like it. I got to school late today, and the only spot left...just happened to be right next to his car. It's a red '95 camaro...only one at our school. I got out to my car today, started it up, and turned my stereo on. I keep it at a low volume, because I turn it up to 30 of 40...and the anti-blast circuit only works if it's on 31 or above. Anyway, I started turning it up...and right as soon as my volume hit 30...honk, beep...honk, beep. A grin of appreciation appeared on my face. Gotta love those Fosgates. One day, though, I'll probably drive by and set his alarm off, only to find him standing next to the car, waiting to see what keeps setting it off.