car alarms
i herd good things about viper and clifford. whats your guys take on them? any pro and cons that stand out?
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Clifford is a better brand, I used to have both, both worked great, the viper one is a good bang for your buck if youre on a budget, they are both as sensetive as you want them to be, to the point where rain will set them off, both have great options, if you have the money get the clifford pager system, its pricey but worth it depending where you live.
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oh.. i'm looking on ebay. and there one for 189$
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...738470649&rd=1 and viper has one with basicaly same thing for same price. is one harder to get by then the other? |
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i bought one reaaly good with two pagers from a guy on egay named chillidady but i searched and he´s not selling them anymore..
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I AM BANNED FROM SELLING ON THIS SITE!
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i'm going to buy from egay.. last time i bought something from here the guy fucked me over. so he lost my trust in all of you.. sorry.
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Originally Posted by 4gh91
oh.. i'm looking on ebay. and there one for 189$
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...738470649&rd=1 and viper has one with basicaly same thing for same price. is one harder to get by then the other? |
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I AM BANNED FROM SELLING ON THIS SITE!
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Originally Posted by spoiledbratracing
yes they both do! and you can look at my vouches i dont ---- anyone!
ask anyone in here that has ever bought anything from me! i also have a ebay account! my username is mrs.decals on ebay... it was my wifes name before so i just took it over! Does anybody know where I can find out how to install an alarm? I've heard that most kits don't come with instructions as they are meant for a professional to install them. I've installed dozens of car stereos and am good with wiring. What all needs to be tapped into? |
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Originally Posted by jagojon3
Originally Posted by spoiledbratracing
yes they both do! and you can look at my vouches i dont ---- anyone!
ask anyone in here that has ever bought anything from me! i also have a ebay account! my username is mrs.decals on ebay... it was my wifes name before so i just took it over! Does anybody know where I can find out how to install an alarm? I've heard that most kits don't come with instructions as they are meant for a professional to install them. I've installed dozens of car stereos and am good with wiring. What all needs to be tapped into? |
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I AM BANNED FROM SELLING ON THIS SITE!
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i was thinking.. i have a dx.. dose that mean i cant use the unlock and lock option?.. and for install i'm going to take it to good guys. i herd they charge like 60 or so $$ for an install.
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You cannot use the lock/unlock option without first installing power door locks.
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I AM BANNED FROM SELLING ON THIS SITE!
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i have the clifford rs3 in the escort it rocks. the 3.5 is better.
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People on the banned list are not to be selling on this site, period......exclamation point!
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Just to clarify, Clifford and Viper are sold by the same company...Directed Electronics Inc (D.E.I.) and are basically the same units with the exception of the finish on the transmitters, the l.e.d. and other minor things. The wiring harnesss from unit to unit (current production models of course) are the same, as long as your are talking about a Viper and Clifford unit that offer the same features. Window control is available as an option for almost ANY alarm, it just requires a window control moduled and an output from the alarm to control it. You usually use the "ground when armed" output of an alarm to roll windows up and an "auxilliary" output to roll them down. Most units will control most of the factory door lock types on the market, however there are some that will require extra parts (relays) to control a "five-wire" or "reversing polarity" type of set-up which is what you would be dealing with if you install your own door lock actuators. I am a Clifford dealer and I have been installing alarms for a little over ten years. Oh yea, there are instructions with the DEI units, but you would need a list of the wire colors to tap into for your individual car. I can help anybody out with that if need be. PM me if you have any questions.
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Thanks man, that clears some ---- up. So the instructions will be something like "connect this wire to +12V switched, this one to starter relay, etc." and you just need to figure out what your own wire color codes are?
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I was pretty much gonna say everything that ZC4ME wrote, but I want to add that if you have never installed an alarm before, it can be very daunting. I can also get anybody the specific wiring info for their car if they email me for it. Definitly spend the extra few bucks and take it to a place that is well known for good installs. If you are local to southeastern PA, I would be more then happy to install any alarm or keyless or remote start system for $20 and a 6 pack. Also, the Clifford RS3 is a very good choice.
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BANNED CAUSE I HAVE A WEB SITE THAT MAKES SENSE!!!
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I have the viper that has the blue two way remote, four buttons, picture of a car. It is garbage the remote has broke 3 times at 100 bucks a pop. That one is garbage but I used to install dei alarms and I had one that I uninstalled and installed 3 of my cars and it was perfect.
so dei=good dei two way thing=bad And installing an alrm w/remote start isn't easy. |
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Originally Posted by spoiledbratracing
BANNED CAUSE I HAVE A WEB SITE THAT MAKES SENSE!!!
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I have a clifford. It worked fine until I installed my wideband. Now the red light for my alarm is always on and it doesn't work lol.
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Originally Posted by beerbongskickass
I have a clifford. It worked fine until I installed my wideband. Now the red light for my alarm is always on and it doesn't work lol.
One other thing to remember is that the guarentee that comes with the alarm for theft and stuff will not be honored unless you have it installed by an authorized shop. The same goes for car insurance discounts. Not that it matters to many ppl, but it is something to think about. |
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I have a clifford. It worked fine until I installed my wideband. Now the red light for my alarm is always on and it doesn't work lol. so open door lock unlock lock and it will go away! try it that wiring on the alarm is not tied into anything diagnostically on the actual car! |
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its true that clifford and viper are owned by the same company, but the clifford is better than the viper line,
thank of it like honda= viper acura= clifford the clifford is a little bit more high end with better features, i would goto an actual stereo shop to get a clifford though, dont let best buy do it, |
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dud they are exactly the same! exactly not if and or but's about it! VIPER HAS BEEN AROUND BEFORE ROACHES
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oh really, find me a viper alarm that has the same exact features as the inteligaurd 750 or the avantgaurd g5.
there is a reason that clifford products are almost double what viper products cost, clifford has way more features. |
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dude i install alarms and they are the same! exactly viper own them both i mean dei!
they are exact! they are the same price for dealers to buy thats the sales pitch we put out thats to get more money! the only reason that viper,hornet,sidewinder,clifford are not just all viper is for teritorial reasons! if i have a shop on the same street as you and you sell viper they will give me hornet, or sidewinder, maybe clifford! as for the intelliguard its the same as the 791xv viper makes a piece thats called the 700xv and its made of kevlaar and black wiring that is supposed to be the best for security it has a collar around the harness so you cant disconnect it easy! also the siren has stealth wiring! they didnt even get hornet and clifford the same model! not even anything close... dei makes all the internals for all of these alarms and dei was the company that makes viper.... viper is the mother company |
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what comparable viper alarm has something like the blackjaxx cuz thats the main reason im buying a clifford, what model numbers are you referring to because vipers website list a
800esp 700esp 850vx 650vx |
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700esp im sorry! its the kevlar braim
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what comparable viper has something like the blackjaxx from clifford
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dude what part of viper owns clifford dont you understand????
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I ------- KNOW THAT DIPSHIT
im asking you a ------- question since every viper alarm is the same as clifford, what viper alarm has something like a blackjaxx system i want to buy a ------- alarm! goddam your ------- dumb |
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read dude its the 700esp and im dumb??? hmmmmm look up stupid
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i looked up what the 700esp comes with and i dont see anything about a keypad starter kill system like the blackjaxx,
its aparent to me that you dont even know what a a blackjaxx system is. you said you sold viper products, and im intrested in a viper alarms since there alot cheaper, so you should know what features viper alarms come with! clifford and viper might be owned by the same people, and there products might be made out of the same parts, but they offer 2 diffrent products and diffrent options! |
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alarms with all black wires rock. But no alarm works when it only takes the theif about 5 seconds to cut the battery cable.
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I like my compustar, has autostart, paging alarm, tells me everything thats going on with my car. and they are local to me with a lifetime garuntee sucka's... lol.. my first one costed me 800 dollars and then i just started buying them on ebay, they reach a damn good distance. for 300 dollars off of ebay they really kick ass.
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Originally Posted by spoiledbratracing
I have a clifford. It worked fine until I installed my wideband. Now the red light for my alarm is always on and it doesn't work lol. so open door lock unlock lock and it will go away! try it that wiring on the alarm is not tied into anything diagnostically on the actual car! |
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keep joggin the buttons back and forth go like 5 times it just takes time! do it a few times without stopping!
or if you have a valet switch you can turn the ignition on then back off and then hit the button once! is your siren working? |
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