Whats a good alarm system??
01-02-07, 02:32 PM
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Whats a good alarm system??
i am looking into buying a new alarm system with remote start for my gs. I was wondering if anyone know of any good ones out there?
01-02-07, 07:50 PM
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Anything DEI, Avital, Clifford, Viper, they are all the same and are all the best. www.directed.com
Hint--since Avital isn't as well known a brand as Clifford or Viper, you can usually get it cheaper and it's the exact same alarm. I got a 4400, 2-way, remote start all the same bells and whistles but WAY cheaper....good luck...D
Hint--since Avital isn't as well known a brand as Clifford or Viper, you can usually get it cheaper and it's the exact same alarm. I got a 4400, 2-way, remote start all the same bells and whistles but WAY cheaper....good luck...D
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01-02-07, 08:02 PM
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If you were closer I could hook you up.I am DEI factory trained.The ONLY difference with the Viper and the other DEI 2 way remote start alarms is that Viper has a Lifetime warranty where the others dont.I can do the Hornet 564t or the Avital 4400 for 300 installed.
01-03-07, 09:49 PM
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Anything by DEI is the bomb.
I'm an installer, and the alarm I have in my own car is a 791xv. Retail on my setup was 8-900$ but I put in the battery backup, motion sensor, tons of extras like fuel door pop,trunk pop, ECT.
Although the new spread spectrum is also great. at least 1 mile of range. We tested the 1 we've done so far out alot further than that, and it was still starting.
Tip: don't sit around staring at the installer all day even after they warn you it will be a 5-6hr install. It drives me insane when people sit around and just look at me all day long, or call and ask "is my car ready" after 2 hrs, when I warned them it was going to take 7-8 hrs when they dropped it off.
I'm an installer, and the alarm I have in my own car is a 791xv. Retail on my setup was 8-900$ but I put in the battery backup, motion sensor, tons of extras like fuel door pop,trunk pop, ECT.
Although the new spread spectrum is also great. at least 1 mile of range. We tested the 1 we've done so far out alot further than that, and it was still starting.
Tip: don't sit around staring at the installer all day even after they warn you it will be a 5-6hr install. It drives me insane when people sit around and just look at me all day long, or call and ask "is my car ready" after 2 hrs, when I warned them it was going to take 7-8 hrs when they dropped it off.
01-04-07, 01:22 AM
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Why add a aftermarket system when your vehicle a almost impossible to steal????? what is the point so it go beep ? inside your key it has a immobilizer to prevent hot wiring, by adding a startup type of alarm you'll have to bypass or have a immobilizer place in the vehicle which in turn make it more easier to steal than ever instead of making it safer !!!!!second you're loosing out on the window down feature ( without the factory alarm ) by pessing unlock and hold it down. Is your ride you decide!
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