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Sorry dave It should have read "doesnt use same frequency" My mistake

yes the problem being there are 3 distinct ways of vehicle tracking the american system which uses radio frequency and is very very accurate but unfortunately can be got around by a radio frequency device like this its name is lowjack and works on a frequency of around 179mhz which is...

please show details of the device which manages to get round the system ???

for the record i have no vested interest in tracker i am a steelworker who works in a rolling mill nothing to do with any type of installation or selling of tracker for the record adrian does not get paid a penny by tracker or any other company his only vested interest is that he see,s the...

adrian isnt employed by tracker he is employed by the police the figures he has given are from actual police statistics NOTHING to do with tracker or any of the other supplying companies the figures are actual recoveries .... feel free to google if you are still sceptical the only...

my information comes from a gentleman called "adrian davenport" who is the police liason officer and who deals directly with recovering the vehicles for the police tracker themselves are very guarded about what information they give out for obvious reasons tracker is also not the only company...

change the eurolocks for flush fitting ones so they dont protrude outside thats how they get in the tool they use to break them is often used by the fire brigade they simply put the tool underneath the exposed part of the eurolock and BANG upwards this shears the lock in two quickly ...

then why is it 90% of cars fitted with tracker are recovered by the police ??? 75% of which are within 24hrs theres a tracker fitted on my vehicle and if you can find it within 15 minutes you can have it !! they cant find them in fifteen minutes thats why they leave them out in open areas...

i wouldnt advise mixing oils i would fill up with whatever was used at the last oil change right now there are two main types of synthetic oil one is a cracked oil with additives to give it its properties the other is esther based and they dont particularly work well with each other

got to agree with above if your going to give the motor a tickle every now and again use the higher temperature rated 5w40 5w30 is exactly the same as 5w40 at start up where it may change is if you thrash 5w30 long enough and get it too hot it will eventually break down and become too...

mtm have quoted me on around 540 bhp after conversion no-one else is prepared to say just yet all they say is expect more than 500 bhp

been looking into buying this kit myself for my b6 s4 quite expensive but looks as though it does the bussiness apr look set to release one later in the year which is significantly cheaper so may well wait until then to see what happens