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There's quite a few systems out there but the best by far at LI's and the STiR+ radar setup. Pics of my setup. There are whole forum's that are dedicated to testing, instal position and performance of these systems. Many states these systems are completely legal - but be sure to check (or understand the risk) before installing. The Laser heads in general practice must be visable to work - and you want them up close to headlights (ie shiny reflective parts where cops target lidar). Ignore my buggy bumper.. late night In my opinion recessing them in the main front grill gives you the best coverage and is the most descrete. You could skip the rear heads and still have good coverage (most lidar hits come from the front) for even more stealth. I give mad props to ERDOC - his setup is legit and who's I copied. If you do the research you'll be sold. I have very few concerns driving 'spirited' with my F. I have had several minor saves with both Radar and Lidar.. nothing puts a smile on your face like avoiding a ticket
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He speaks the TRUTH!!! My LI jammer heads are in the grill likes Silverlexg's but bottom corners.... Thanks for the props!
Originally Posted by silverlexg
The larger flip switch is for power to the Laser Interceptor system - basically its on/off. General best practice is when its activated to slow down and then turn if off (allowing the cop to get a reading at an acceptable speed). If you JTG (Jam to Gun) the officer is going to know something is up - even if they are legal you may be pulled over and hassled or given a lesser ticket (tint, etc).
The **** is for bass control (rear sub). Then the control box is for the Bell STiR+.
The 2 aren't integrated - you can get the escort (Bell & Escort are sister companies) version of this system if you want one system - but the Laser Jammers arent nearly as good as the LI's. So.. Buy the STiR+ and get the best radar setup out there.. and spend the money saved for the LI's and get the best of both systems.
There's quite a few systems out there but the best by far at LI's and the STiR+ radar setup. Pics of my setup. There are whole forum's that are dedicated to testing, instal position and performance of these systems. Many states these systems are completely legal - but be sure to check (or understand the risk) before installing. The Laser heads in general practice must be visable to work - and you want them up close to headlights (ie shiny reflective parts where cops target lidar). Ignore my buggy bumper.. late night In my opinion recessing them in the main front grill gives you the best coverage and is the most descrete. You could skip the rear heads and still have good coverage (most lidar hits come from the front) for even more stealth. I give mad props to ERDOC - his setup is legit and who's I copied. If you do the research you'll be sold. I have very few concerns driving 'spirited' with my F. I have had several minor saves with both Radar and Lidar.. nothing puts a smile on your face like avoiding a ticket
Have Fun
did you have to cut the grill? how did you hook them to the grill?
if you can keep up vj.
was at car show and my car, lambo aventador and brand new audi rs5 all had laser set ups.
thats pretty good company.
The rs5 is pretty ridiculous. kid paid like 90 grand for it though. but is getting 5000$ supercharger/tune and will have 700hp to the crank.
I'm certainly no technical guru of radar/laser detection and laser jamming compared to the two guys giving you advice on that thread... BUT... from looking at Guys of LIDAR's independent testing and countless anecdotal evidence of other LI owners on radar detector forums, I certainly would think Laser Interceptor jammers would be MUCH more likely to jam this type of van lidar setups than the escort laser shifters which are the worst one the market... blinders are an inbetween company... but why go for second best???
I have my Blinder M27's mounted this way. Before I got the Hide-a-Plate I felt was more likely to get hit on the license plate before the headlights.
That looks fantastic. Everything blends into the car very well. If you're not familiar with the car at all, you may just assume that's some integrated piece of the car.