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autocrossthugg · 04-10-2003, 06:10 PM

I would be best to have the alarm professionally installed. Ask the shop or sales manager if the installer are certified by the alarm companies they sell. Look on the walls, they will usually display the certificates. Also be sure that if they install starter disable that they use a normally open relay, that way if there is a failure of the alarm or battery you can still drive the car to get it repaired. Trunk pop is available as an option with the purchase of an actuator and installation. Good Luck..

04-10-2003, 06:10 PM	#3
autocrossthugg 2nd Gear Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: McKinleyville CA. Age: 60 Posts: 205	I would be best to have the alarm professionally installed. Ask the shop or sales manager if the installer are certified by the alarm companies they sell. Look on the walls, they will usually display the certificates. Also be sure that if they install starter disable that they use a normally open relay, that way if there is a failure of the alarm or battery you can still drive the car to get it repaired. Trunk pop is available as an option with the purchase of an actuator and installation. Good Luck.. __________________ Ground Control Coil-overs Eibach springs Tokico Struts(Illumina front & HD rear) Suspension Techniques Anti-Sway Bars (f&r) SPC Camber Kits (f&r) Front Upper Strut Bar Rear Lower Bar Borbet Type B rims w/Falken Azenis for autocross Kosei K-1 rims w/Yokohama AVS-ES100 for street 3-point Sparco Harness

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