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sEa lOS gRill · 11-03-2008, 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by wrx-killer-Sti-eater

Go with the 5900. Or something like it clifford 50.5x and on. All the extra accesories are up to you and your bling factor. You need the alarm, dei 520t back up battery, Dei 513t mini siren, Proxy, tilt and glass are not really needed. But if you can afford it owell grab it. Forget the starter kill. Not worth the extra relay imo. Also forget the fuel pump kill. No need to go into details on that one but its bery easy to bypass. Go with the main relay for your kill switch. Also relocate it from it stock location and hide it in a better location. As with any alarm. Install is the key. Its very unlikely that you can get a stealth or basic stealth at cc or bb. Most shops don't care and do the easy route on a alarm install. So pertty much end up with keyless entry that beeps.

Thanks for your recommendation, I guess I'm going with this model. I will be installing it myself (I don't trust the install of the quickie in and out places) but most places wont sell the alarm alone. Do you recommend a place online to get all the parts you list for a good price with a spare remote. I'm pretty sure i can get it installed fairly well within a weekend. I installed my cheaper alarm in a day with the brain located under the center console. So I'm thinking twice as long for cleaner stealthy install. Thanks for any and all input wrx-killer-Sti-eater.

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jdmjunkie562 · 11-06-2008, 12:20 AM

why should i avoid codealarm?

disordinate · 11-18-2008, 09:36 AM

Hey, Im lookin for some help. I read suspendedhatches's "cause for alarm ver6" and it was a HUGE help, well writen and alot of good ideas/know how. Definitly will come in handy.

I was wondering If anyone knew how(if it's even possible) to have power folding mirrors hooked so when you arm the alarm you mirrors fold in, and when you disarm them they fold out.

sillyazn · 12-04-2008, 01:37 PM

thanks

antsmith101 · 12-12-2008, 02:47 PM

Anyone know any good installer Viper or Clifford (stealth installation) in Irvine area.. Orange County?

JmurGSR98 · 12-17-2008, 08:24 PM

I was looking at the new alarm from Autopage. The C-3 has all the features of other alarms, plus it tracks your vehicle using GPS once it has been moved and alerts you through your cell phone or computer. It'll even alert you if someone borrows your car and drives faster than they're supposed. But you have to pay a yearly fee of up to $250 for it. Since my car was already stolen once, I think the fee is worth it. I would love to be able to sneak up on the person who stole my car while they were in the process of stripping it.

wrx-killer-Sti-eater · 12-31-2008, 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by jmurgsr98

i was looking at the new alarm from autopage. The c-3 has all the features of other alarms, plus it tracks your vehicle using gps once it has been moved and alerts you through your cell phone or computer. It'll even alert you if someone borrows your car and drives faster than they're supposed. But you have to pay a yearly fee of up to $250 for it. Since my car was already stolen once, i think the fee is worth it. I would love to be able to sneak up on the person who stole my car while they were in the process of stripping it.

well worth it

Arcitekt · 10-29-2009, 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by antsmith101

Anyone know any good installer Viper or Clifford (stealth installation) in Irvine area.. Orange County?

Google the area and you can read on the reviews.

11-06-2008, 12:20 AM	#152
jdmjunkie562 Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: IN MY ROOM Posts: 925	Re: "What's the best alarm?": Alarm Breakdown (HYREV2NR) why should i avoid codealarm? __________________ QUOTE=Man Vs Hotel;32959282]good, save your money. Only people who care about 650 lips is the losers who sit in Eibach parking lots.[/quote]

11-18-2008, 09:36 AM	#153
disordinate Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Long Island, NY Posts: 43	Alarm 2 work with power folding mirrors Hey, Im lookin for some help. I read suspendedhatches's "cause for alarm ver6" and it was a HUGE help, well writen and alot of good ideas/know how. Definitly will come in handy. I was wondering If anyone knew how(if it's even possible) to have power folding mirrors hooked so when you arm the alarm you mirrors fold in, and when you disarm them they fold out.

12-17-2008, 08:24 PM	#156
JmurGSR98 Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Posts: 1,156	I was looking at the new alarm from Autopage. The C-3 has all the features of other alarms, plus it tracks your vehicle using GPS once it has been moved and alerts you through your cell phone or computer. It'll even alert you if someone borrows your car and drives faster than they're supposed. But you have to pay a yearly fee of up to $250 for it. Since my car was already stolen once, I think the fee is worth it. I would love to be able to sneak up on the person who stole my car while they were in the process of stripping it. __________________ R.I.P. 98 GSR @ 5 psi: 235 hp DC Squad Member #30 (version 2) [DC-SQUAD #0707]

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