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Sims

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Registered: 15th Aug 03
Location: Bath/Bristol area Drove: 1994 Corsa SRi Now: VTR
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13th Jun 05 at 22:13

Right i want to get a new alarm on my car because the one on it is a bit faulty.

On my old corsa i had a concept 300 and had no problems with it apart from one of the sensors was a bit sensitive. Rang up a local alarm specialist today and they said the equivalent now is a 650.

I was going to do one of these pay monthly things out of Max Pooer but rather go with these guys who fitted my clifford in my Corsa.

So its £379 for the alarm and fitting and they will also remove the old alarm. So as my topic says.....

Good offer? Bad offer?

[Edited on 13-06-2005 by Sims]

iceman

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13th Jun 05 at 22:15

ive just bought 1 430 for the 650 with proxy sensors , glass break sensor and 2 blue clifford led lights

Ben

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13th Jun 05 at 22:16

stay away from clifford , they are wank , and this is coming from someone with one

toad

Sims

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13th Jun 05 at 22:17

is that £430 including fitting and is that glass break an addition sensor? i take that it is.

I think the addtional thing on my one is the proximity chirp thing. But i know alot of people think they are stupid. Think the guy said the one he quoted me for was a concept 650T

NovaGTE

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13th Jun 05 at 22:18

Ow mate, when he comes round to yours can you ask him about re-programing my Toad so that when i turn it on the headlights dont turn on!!! And certificating it

Sims

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13th Jun 05 at 22:20

yeah i'm calling him again tomorrow and i'll ask. Its the guy who did Oli's and i think possibly Barts. Not sure if marsy had his old pug done or not.

iceman

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13th Jun 05 at 22:20

430 includes fitting and the glass break sensor as an addition sensor, he is also going to remove mine current alarm and wire the boot solenoid (SP) to the new alarm

Sims

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13th Jun 05 at 22:26

thats about same price as i got quoted then. Cos if i wanted an extra sensor like the Tilt/Motion sensor i had on my corsa it would be an extra £50 which is 429

I tried out the Tilt/Motion sensor by trying to jack up my car like some pikey would do if he was after your wheels. Before the wheel lifts off the ground it goes off

Demo

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Registered: 27th Sep 01
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13th Jun 05 at 22:53

quote:
Originally posted by Ben
stay away from clifford , they are wank , and this is coming from someone with one

toad

agreed. clifford seem to be too clever for their own good

drunkenfool

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13th Jun 05 at 23:47

Where was the quote from? I need to get a decent alarm sorted on my new one in the next 2 weeks

AndyCorsaC

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14th Jun 05 at 08:57

thats the price i paid for my concept 650 and no problems so far

M2RTY

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14th Jun 05 at 09:08

nothing wrong with cliffords, you just have to understand how they work

sensors are all adjustable so i dont see how they can be too sensitive - why not just adjust them?

and also make sure its installed properly as some people cut corners

4 years of having the same clifford and upgrading it with allsorts of gubbins and its never let me down once

Sims

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14th Jun 05 at 09:43

I do agree that cliffords are more complicated than the straight forward toads but it all depends on how well it is installed like m2rv said.

I did realise that the sensors could be altered but i didn't get round to doing it.

I got the quote from a Mobile Alarm specialist that operate in the Bristol/Bath area. They have fitted one for me beofre and done lots for my mates. All top jobs.

Think i'll call up today and book up to get it done. Although i'm short on cash, but it will be better to get it done sooner than later.

Think i'll go for the dual zone with the around the car proximity

iceman

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14th Jun 05 at 09:45

i had my x50 on the car for 5 years without any problems until it went into the damn bodyshop

they somehow fcuked the siren and now the ecu doesnt appear to work properly only the immobiliser and locking system works

For this reason i would choose clifford again hense getting the 650

iceman

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14th Jun 05 at 09:46

quote:
Originally posted by Sims
I do agree that cliffords are more complicated than the straight forward toads but it all depends on how well it is installed like m2rv said.

I did realise that the sensors could be altered but i didn't get round to doing it.

I got the quote from a Mobile Alarm specialist that operate in the Bristol/Bath area. They have fitted one for me beofre and done lots for my mates. All top jobs.

Think i'll call up today and book up to get it done. Although i'm short on cash, but it will be better to get it done sooner than later.

Think i'll go for the dual zone with the around the car proximity

Im going for the duel zone proximity with glass break sensor

NovaGTE

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14th Jun 05 at 09:46

Then shop those wheels on

if u do want them you can just pay me when u want; just need the space mate

Sims

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14th Jun 05 at 10:24

yeah i might get that in the future. i guess that extra sensor you are getting just detects glass tampering?

i just did the shop mate, i'll u2u it to you.

MKC

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14th Jun 05 at 10:25

thats a lot of money!

but worth it.

iceman

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14th Jun 05 at 10:26

quote:
Originally posted by Sims
yeah i might get that in the future. i guess that extra sensor you are getting just detects glass tampering?

i just did the shop mate, i'll u2u it to you.

yup so i have the duel proxy sensors and glass break sensors which i think will be enough to warn offenders off or to warn me some1 is just about to break in

M2RTY

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14th Jun 05 at 10:29

duel zone is a pain unless u have a rag top

Stu

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14th Jun 05 at 10:31

Pain in the ass!!!

Hated my Clifford although the standalone blackjack anti hijack in the P1 isnt bad!

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