BEWARE!!! please read...

[Setanta]

Ummm... my unit set me back Aust$500 fitted - that's including the all black wiring so that you can't tell what line is what - it includes shock as well as motion detectors, the code-hopping, remote access to central locking, battery backup etc.

My point is that it equates to USD$250 fitted. That's expensive?

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JDM EF9 '90 Si-R
VTEC inside

[bigb8116]

hell no $250 is pretty good for all that and installed

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[habib_88]

Yea Ami i was under mine the other day staring at wires to use and such. I've got so crazy hiding spots picked out, so i'm thinkin one should do me if i play my cards right. That and i'm still gonna go back and look at my doors, make sure they have some way of making someone mad if they try to mess with them (my passnger side lock is already mess up, i doubt anyone would have luck tryin to break in on that side hehe) I'll post when i get some time to wire something.

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"I live my life a quater mile at a time...for those 16.5 seconds or more...i'm pretty bored!"

[Ladynredsi]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Setanta:
Ummm... my unit set me back Aust$500 fitted - that's including the all black wiring so that you can't tell what line is what - it includes shock as well as motion detectors, the code-hopping, remote access to central locking, battery backup etc.

My point is that it equates to USD$250 fitted. That's expensive?

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you got a good deal my friend . at our shop a basic alarm is going to start $100. extra features, installation, and extra features hooked-up is always more. it's sad but a lot of US installers don't take the time to black tape & loom wires

Ami