How do anti hijack devices such as blackjax work, are they effective and worth having?

 

I wont go into how they work but lets say go down to your clifford dealer and they will probably demonstrate it for you
Definately worth having though

Tony

 

Yes, you definitely want to have a look at the Clifford BlackJax system. Been around in one form or another for ten or more years and is the most proven of them. Very cost effective too.

 

See the clifford site for as much public information available on the system as there should be

 

Can I add one to my existing Clifford 300, if so roughly how much?

 

Yes, and under £200

 

Can the Clifford BlackJax be fitted to a Sigma M30 fitted car ?

If not, anyone have experience of the SUMO system ?

 

no good if you get beaten up for the disarming code though

i know someone who got carjacked and was sat in the back seat while they drove off...............until the blackjax kicked in and then he waz threathend with a kicking himslef if didnt punch in the code

 

Anyone know where the nearest clifford dealer is to gosport, hampshire? (near portsmouth)

 

Whatever, it's another line of defense that gives me peace of mind.

 

Sorry bit of a late reply, Newbie anyhow,

Bro has just had anti hijack fitted to his STI8, by SUMO POWER,

[details on the functioning of blackjax deleted - see the clifford website for publically available details - sorry CTR]

all of this for £200 including fitment. and you might get a glimpse of some of the cars and kit they've got



[Edited by chiark - 3/18/2003 3:08:19 PM]

 

Isnt a black jax device, but Fair enough, I gather it must work in a similar way

 

Ah, that's good to know - yes it works in a very similar way

Do Sumo power have a website?

 

yep, http://www.sumopower.com

site is currently under construction though, if you want to see a demo, my bro is going the meet at the wharf pub and he would be more than happy to show you it working,


sorry have to add to a certain degree, as cant show you certain elements for security :-)


[Edited by CTRnutter - 19/03/2003 10:56:24]

 

Cheers for that