does anyone have experience with these?
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Originally posted by MrFatBooty
What would be cool if they integrated a Keyless Go feature into the pager alarms like Mercedes has on their cars. You carry a little card thing with a transciever in it. When you walk within three feet of the car you can lock or unlock the doors by touching the door handle and then you can start the car by pushing a button on the shifter.
What would be cool if they integrated a Keyless Go feature into the pager alarms like Mercedes has on their cars. You carry a little card thing with a transciever in it. When you walk within three feet of the car you can lock or unlock the doors by touching the door handle and then you can start the car by pushing a button on the shifter.
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rs3. :bowdown: im currently looking at that also. although for way less than $500 
its a good alarm. i like all of its features. but even more important, you have to have someone who knows what they are doing to install the alarm. that alarm isnt worth jack when someone can break your window and pull the brain out from under the dash in 30 seconds.
its a good alarm. i like all of its features. but even more important, you have to have someone who knows what they are doing to install the alarm. that alarm isnt worth jack when someone can break your window and pull the brain out from under the dash in 30 seconds.
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From: Portland, OR
Originally posted by WiLL
rs3. :bowdown: im currently looking at that also. although for way less than $500
its a good alarm. i like all of its features. but even more important, you have to have someone who knows what they are doing to install the alarm. that alarm isnt worth jack when someone can break your window and pull the brain out from under the dash in 30 seconds.
rs3. :bowdown: im currently looking at that also. although for way less than $500
its a good alarm. i like all of its features. but even more important, you have to have someone who knows what they are doing to install the alarm. that alarm isnt worth jack when someone can break your window and pull the brain out from under the dash in 30 seconds.
where are you looking for it Will? Know of any places to find a good deal on it? I think its really peaking my interest
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any good deals?
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From: Bethesda, MD
Originally posted by WiLL
but even more important, you have to have someone who knows what they are doing to install the alarm. that alarm isnt worth jack when someone can break your window and pull the brain out from under the dash in 30 seconds.
but even more important, you have to have someone who knows what they are doing to install the alarm. that alarm isnt worth jack when someone can break your window and pull the brain out from under the dash in 30 seconds.
but the system itself sucked, mediocre quality so im hesitating getting the ultra-expensive uber-long-range spread spectrum version they have now, but if you guys are interested in getting a good cheap system with the standard 1/4 mi range then there are tons of generic variants, and even one by DEI (hornet 55x?)
if you get one off ebay, autotoys, or other sites you can pick up the system itself for like $150, installation shouldn't run you more than $200 (nowadays, back when i got mine installed nobody would attempt installation for less than $300)
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From: Lll
Originally posted by RB
where are you looking for it Will? Know of any places to find a good deal on it? I think its really peaking my interest
where are you looking for it Will? Know of any places to find a good deal on it? I think its really peaking my interest
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Re: does anyone have experience with these?
Originally posted by RB
They are the pager style remote alarms. They seem like they'd be really useful if you need an alarm, but I want to know how effective they are.
Any opinions?
They are the pager style remote alarms. They seem like they'd be really useful if you need an alarm, but I want to know how effective they are.
Any opinions?
1) Clifford is owned by DEI (who also owns Python, Viper, etc)
2) this particular model is a rebadged DEI alarm (I forgot if it was a Python or Viper).
Some of my friends have this set up and they like it pretty good so far. Make sure you get the remote start!
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two of my boys I work with got those. They say it's the best alarm they've seen. I guess we sell em at my work, so we get a good deal on em. One guy that has one installs the alarms, and car stereo stuff at CC, so I'll believe him