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    AL Questions

    Got a couple of questions for yall. Looking to get laser protection for my 2008 Silverado and 2012 Explorer

    1. Can i get by with a dual up front on the Silverado if i incorporate the use of Veil on headlights? Truck and bumper is black, except for the grill.

    2. What are the actual width and height measurements on the laser module if planning a horizontal placement? I am concerned about the laser head fitting the Explorer grill, because cutting the grill is out of the question (wife would kill me)

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    Save the money on the Veil. You will not need it on the Silverado.

    On the grill, if you must cut it but the other half says no, just pick up a cheap aftermarket grill off of Feebay & cut it. You can also snag an OEM grill off of CL if you keep an eye out for it to pop up. Either way your factory grill can sit in the garage, uncut.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KCsilverado View Post
    Got a couple of questions for yall. Looking to get laser protection for my 2008 Silverado and 2012 Explorer

    1. Can i get by with a dual up front on the Silverado if i incorporate the use of Veil on headlights? Truck and bumper is black, except for the grill.

    A dual will probably protect you very well. The ALPriority has four receiving diodes compared to two receiving diodes for the other brands. It is the greater sensitivity of the ALP that in most installations allows for fewer jammer heads. If you have two heads and don't test well, you can always add a third head. Although Bob the Veilguy is a great person and Veil does help, I don't think that it is needed for your application.

    2. What are the actual width and height measurements on the laser module if planning a horizontal placement? I am concerned about the laser head fitting the Explorer grill, because cutting the grill is out of the question (wife would kill me)
    Width is depth in the below chart.


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    I would go for length but could be wrong

    your right I just measured up
    Last edited by deano; 03-02-2014 at 07:00 PM.

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    I would say ALP-that way you can have 3 front and 2 rear if/when you wanted to protect the rear.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Holla View Post
    I would say ALP-that way you can have 3 front and 2 rear if/when you wanted to protect the rear.

    Post up some Picts of your rides--
    I'm not so sure you need five, at a testing day one members car a BMW X5 had 2 front 2 rear, it was totally bullet proof there wasn't a single PT to be had at any distance, a few off axis shots were done too, with the same result.
    While 5 heads is the ultimate I am thinking it's just a waste of money that could go to buying an STIR head and radar box.

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    True ---I'm just saying with ALP he has that option - start with 2 in front and test, go from there.

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    from the that test chart the ALP would cover the guns around KC that i know of. PL3 and Stalker

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    Quote Originally Posted by KCsilverado View Post
    from the that test chart the ALP would cover the guns around KC that i know of. PL3 and Stalker
    ALP would cover all current guns... No need to worry about a new contract and different brands coming into the area.
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