Which Car Alarm

[Roytoner]

Right here we go..

Looking for a c/alarm that as all, well most of the toy's

it as to have total enclosure, been looking at Clifford's which is cat 1,

but if I fit it don't think our insurance will count it if you know what I mean??

any ideas( about a alarm )

Paul.

[Tain]

I have always run clifford alarms on any of my cars. However you do need to get them fitted professionaly so that you get a certificate of fitting which you then give to your insurance company for the savings on the premium.

Fit it yourself and you won't get any discount.

[EarL]

I have always run clifford alarms on any of my cars. However you do need to get them fitted professionaly so that you get a certificate of fitting which you then give to your insurance company for the savings on the premium.

Fit it yourself and you won't get any discount.

Get a Clifford. Have it installed by a registered installer and sleep at night. They may be expensive, but there's nothing better short of keeping a rottweiler in your car.

[Karma Supra]

What he said! You need to bea thatcham approved fitter to claim any thatcham benefits!

Clifford area good established comapny, quality kit and widely used, the only problem with that is a widely used alarm is one that theives will know most about cracking :( (well thats my theory, I don;t know how true it is!)

In theory any cat 1 alarm is as good as another (its a pretty rigorous test they have to go through, anda very strict criteria to be met on both spec and installation) , and in terms of insurance reduction the best bet, (until cat 5 comes out).

[Roytoner]

Clifford it is then..

THERE IS NOWAY I AM CLEANING UP AFTER A ROTTWEILER :!Removed!:

[Roytoner]

Forgot to say THANKS for the replys

[jaxx]

id strongly suggest a clifford

one of the audio mags (C.A.R. i think) recently tested the alarms in all sorts of ways

one was to use a modern code grabber to try and catch the frequancy on the 'arm-disarm' process but totally failed everytime as the clifford uses two codes at once and reprogrammes itself everytime or somat like that

but top quality kit non the less!!

recommend intellistart aswell :P

[Karma Supra]

The Cliffords also work with turbo timers should you need one.. and the top end ones have remote start... sooooooooo cool... not strictly legal

[Cally007]

toad alarms are good

[Roytoner]

Been looking at this..

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...me=STRK:MEWA:IT

Don't say a word JimLad..

[EarL]

That's the ticket

I have a Concept 300 and that's complicated enough! :o

[dj_davo]

i posted this link a while ago.

i got a toad cat1, but i must admit this looks tops, especially for the money

alarm

[Roytoner]

i posted this link a while ago.

i got a toad cat1, but i must admit this looks tops, especially for the money

alarm

Well impressive

[dawolf]

Clifford are the daddies. I just went for an Auto Watch alarm/immobiliser as money was tight after buying the car.

That alarm above looks really good although price obviously wouldn't include fitting.

[urotsukidoji_badassdemon]

Having the remote start function active on your alarm WILL invalidate your insurance cover, should they find out in the event your vehicle is stolen, bcos, with the remote start, in effect, the key is in the ignition all the time, so as to be able to start your car via the remote. Get me? I have had Mr. Cliff b4,unreliable, Code, which was good, and a cpl of Toads, which were very good too. I think is just totally up to the person buying one init. Best toask people who have had other make alarms, get their opinion init. But I go for the siren sound too, some of which sound soooo !Removed!!!

[Jimlad]

i posted  this link a while ago.

i got a toad cat1, but i must admit this looks tops, especially for the money 

alarm

Well impressive

I like this one too !! I may get it soon as my alarm just annoys the cack out of me.... lol

I woudl get a clifford one, but you need to have the extra remote start module.

The one in the link even has turbo timer functions etc built in !

[jaxx]

Having the remote start function active on your alarm WILL invalidate your insurance cover, should they find out in the event your vehicle is stolen, bcos, with the remote start, in effect, the key is in the ignition all the time, so as to be able to start your car via the remote. Get me? I have had Mr. Cliff b4,unreliable, Code, which was good, and a cpl of Toads, which were very good too. I think is just totally up to the person buying one init. Best toask people who have had other make alarms, get their opinion init. But I go for the siren sound too, some of which sound soooo !Removed!!!

technically only void when the intellistart is armed

and perfectly ok when not armed!

odd as it seems!

[Markturbo]

i have been thinking of getting this because it works out about £250 with aprroved fitter and there not to far from where i live

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...7916708090&rd=1

[Roytoner]

i have been thinking of getting this because it works out about £250 with aprroved fitter and there not to far from where i live

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...7916708090&rd=1

Crap... I like that on tooo

( Beginning to sound like someone from Scotland now!! :!Removed!: )

[Jimlad]

lol.. very funny

[dj_davo]

i got the previous model installed. ai600

[Markturbo]

so do you think that alarm is worth the purchase for the price or they know good

[BLOODUK]

Personally i think car alarms are a pain in the ***** i had to spend £170 to remove my one the other day as it was affecting the car....

Still ive got a high quality imobolizer and its always parked on the driveway with two security cameras looking at the driveway

[GT4 BOOSTER]

blood you can get a cheapo 2 wires connection alarm with shock sensor from argoose for £ 25 , does the job on my 95 celi good enough .