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aah00n

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aah00n Enthusiast

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Been checking out all of the recent discussions on the Mongoose M80 Series and they sound impressive. Where is the best place to purchase a M80s? Any recommendations on installers? Could I just buy the alarm and take it to any auto-electrician?

Can you also let me know the price I should be looking at paying incuding installation? How long do they take to install...?? 2hrs...?? more...??

Thanks dudes

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One other thing. The car has standard central locking at the moment but I would like to have keyless entry as part of this setup. WIll the M80S automatically unlock the doors when disarming or do i need to purchase an extra component?

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One other thing. The car has standard central locking at the moment but I would like to have keyless entry as part of this setup. WIll the M80S automatically unlock the doors when disarming or do i need to purchase an extra component?

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Alan jon

Search for him and you will know why!!

2hrs?? should be more like 4 hours..

He can supply and fit and he can come to you!! ;)

dude, you dont want anyone installing it, if he knows where you live, thats a big no no.

if he can install it, he cant definatley get through it

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Most places that sell them will install them. It should cost no more than $499- and will take around 4hrs to install. It will work with an existing central locking system. A mate got one about 2 weeks ago, and there pretty good.

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dude, you dont want anyone installing it, if he knows where you live, thats a big no no.

if he can install it, he cant definatley get through it

so does that mean I have acess to 300+ cars here in brissy...

sorry but paranoia is a bad thing. I know this guy and his work hence why I refer to him in sydney. beleive me a skyline is not all he works on (try porsche!)

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Unless you install your alarm yourself, someone will install it for you, and know what sort of alarm, and how it is installed. There is a small element of trust, so maybe its good to go with someone who is recommended. But it's still better to get a professional install, than a "top secret home job" that isnt secure.

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platinumPPI

http://www.platinumppi.com/

Guys name is Daniel. Top bloke top work.

thanks everyone for your help... i have decided to go with an M80AU fitted by Platinum PPI... extremely good price and seemed like a really good bloke... plus came highly recommended and close to home... going in this saturday so i will let you know how it goes....

http://www.platinumppi.com/accessories.html

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