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Hey all since the sudden rise in stolen vehicles, in particular our skylines, was considering getting a GPS tracking device installed into the car to help thwart the enemy.

Has anyone got one, if so were did you get it done and how much.

This is something i think we should all be thinking about.

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My mate who is a member on here does just this he has installed many of these devices in various cars and all i can say is they are awesome they even have auxillary outputs that you can tap into different parts of the cars wiring to immobilise the car which you can also control from your phone by sending it a message etc and also it sends alerts straight to your phone if the ignition is turned on or battery is disconnected or even if the car is moved i definately recommend any type of gps tracker they are a very very very worthwhile investment plus insurance companys give you alot better price if you have one etc..

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