I said I was done adding to my SS.. But I figured it couldn't hurt to add a shock sensing alarm to it. And it has 2 extra buttons to control something 12volt. So bonus....
50 bucks. Cheaper than most stuff we install. If it keeps somebody from leaning on it or jumping in the seat it paid for itself.
Sure is alot of wires for a 50 dollar alarm!
Cool... Let us know how it works out... And install difficulty... 
I guess you are near the end of your mods when you are adding a shock sensing alarm to your Slingshot. First I have heard of adding this mod, so you may be the first.
I guess you are near the end of your mods when you are adding a shock sensing alarm to your Slingshot. First I have heard of adding this mod, so you may be the first.
What he's not telling everyone is that he's going to rework it to a defibrillator so when Allison finds out how much he really has invested into his slingshot, he can restart her heart with a simple push of a button on his remote
Sure is alot of wires for a 50 dollar alarm!
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Honks like a horn when you press the panic button....
all those wires are for the additional sensors that you might want your system to do. Perimeter sensor, 300 dollars.... g force sensor, 300 dollars.... arm on ignition shutdown, 300 dollars... GPS track, 400 dollars... Bluetooth, 500 dollars... WI-FI updates, 250 dollars... Phone app, 200 dollars.
Just kidding... let us know how all those wires work out with all your other wires.
I bought a Pyle PLMCWD75 Watch Dog Motorcycle Vehicle Alarm Security System ($40 Amazon) shortly after I got my Slingshot in Summer 2015, but never installed it since I read about all the problems people who had installed alarms seemed to be having. It's also supposed to support remote start and shutdown and prevent engine start once alarm sounds as well as an adjustable movement sensor. I assume the problems people reported have something to do with Polaris' CANBUS implementation (or whatever standard they bastardized).
