Alarms...?

[TurboBoostMazda]

Is there any Alarm that support Turbo Timers?

 

[AGR]

Is there any Alarm that support Turbo Timers?

Apparently; there is a way around the alarm using your TT. Check my thread here. I haven't tried wiring it that way yet, but I guess it works. Someone (OrangeMSP) near the end of the thread talks about it.

http://www.msprotege.com/vbb225/showthread.php?s=&threadid=14165

 

[DJB00TS]

Is there any Alarm that support Turbo Timers?

www.compustar.org has a built in turbotimer in their alarms

 

[TurboBoostMazda]

Thanks for the info AGR#7. That alarm system is really nice. Do you know how much it cost, DJBOOTS? Do you have that alarm for your MSP?

 

[AGR]

Thanks for the info AGR#7. That alarm system is really nice. Do you know how much it cost, DJBOOTS? Do you have that alarm for your MSP?

A friend of mine at work has a system similar to these 'DJ' listed. His was around $450.00 (installed), but I don't think his has a turbo timer included. It starts the car, has the distance alarm warning, etc...

 

[LinuxRacr]

Re: Re: Alarms...?

www.compustar.org has a built in turbotimer in their alarms

I just answered this with this same answer in a similar thread started by the same question....hmmmmm...

 

[JasonH]

Many alarms have turbo timer functionality built in, and most aren't super expensive. Try talking to a reputable alarm installer in your area.

 

[DJB00TS]

650 installed
750 w/ motion dectector 750 installed

 

[LinuxRacr]

650 installed
750 w/ motion dectector 750 installed

Which one?

 

[phantom]

I'd installed my compustar 2way alarm with turbo timer for $530.00 cdn (installed)

 

[Dexter]

how do you get a remote starter on a manual? doesnt the clutch need to be pressed in when you start? and you need to park in Neutral then, too, so that when the clutch disengages, you wont stall...

seems odd to me

 

[phantom]

the compustar alarm is designed for the manual tranmission to do the starter function... you have to do a series of 'moves' to get into what they called a reservation mode. (put into 'N', then hand brake, then release brake, release clutch, turn your ignition off and exit out the car in 2 minutes)

if you don't get into the reservation mode, you simply couldn't use the starter to start your car, but the alarm is still there.

is a good system i think.