yea..i decided to go head and bolt it up for our protection..lol im getting that prestige remote start two way pager alarm....i know a few people with it...should be nice! anywho...it should be finished in like a hour and half so i will tell you how it is later..
oooo yea my pops didnt want me to get them..so hes the man..so no rims..lol im straight with my system... umm its REALLY $250 installed..but i ended up paying $260 installed..but its a good alarm...should get it..should be ready shortly
while we are on the subject of alarms, is it possible for the remote start to work on cars that are stick shift? i have to push the clutch everytime i start my car so i was just curious.
u can rig it up so it works....my dad bought a remote start and modified it to work for his 88' thunderbird turbo coupe...i have no idea how, but it took him a long time and he said it was a PITA...oh and BTW he is an electronics technician or something like that so im not sure if the average person could do it themselves
yea chad the remote starts arent meant for standards...sucks for you huh? man its all cool..but i think i have to take it back in the morning cause its not sensitive enought...it wont go off when i hit it.
not sure, don't have a car i care about enough yet to get an alarm on, yet. but i know my friend who just had his installed, not sure the model but i know it also came with the remote pager to, had to set his sensitivity after getting it done. not sure if yours' is the same way but wouldn't hurt to check, could save you a trip and time.
yes chad..you can but the problem is that you can't leave ur car in first gear. That may be a problem (atleast for some ppl..) because when u park some ppl put it in first so it doesnt move. Thats the only getback for a manual car alarm system. I dnt kno if u like to trust your car leavin it in neutral all times but me i personally never leave my car in neutral...(previous bad experience )unless you have a really good/tight e brake
)unless you have a really good/tight e brake