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Ezekiel86

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Hey guys!

Try and keep this short..

Looking at getting alarm for my Stagea :)

Viper or cyclops ?? Hurd so many diff things..

Looking at like the 385t Cyclops and same thing on viper

Both with glass brake,shock ,tilt and microwave .

Hurd the viper has digital for the tilt to 1degree etc

But thoughts on what works better? Lots of people reckon they know there way around a viper.

Then the installer said no to microwave add on and go for motion sensor ones(can't remember the actual name).

Does anyone use them or have thoughts on all this?

Hanging out 2c what you guys all think !

Cheers

Zeke

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bigkevracer Grand Master

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Viper is probably not Australian Standards approved, so don't bother. Insurance companies don't like them, and I've heard they're not the most reliable unit.

I stuck with something that was Australian Standards, with the required immobilisation. Depending on where you are, if you join SAU you might even get a discount! :thumbsup:

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wow, an alarm that comes with a microwave? thats so fkn cool!!!! buy one of them do it yourself kits from South africa, where if someone breaks into your car, the person gets sprayed with petrol and set alight. pretty good invention dont know how insurance would like it though..

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The most important thing is to run one which is Australian Standards approved, and most of those are Australian made.

AS alarms are insurance approved. And I figure if someone REALLY wants your car, they're getting it no matter what alarm you have fitted. Which is when you need your insurance :thumbsup:

With all the imports that have been going missing lately in Adelaide I'm paranoid and run the alarm with immobiliser and Club lock. Steal that bitches!

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Stageas are becoming a VERY popular car to steal. Apparently 3 stolen in the last week alone in Adelaide. Makes sense really; an incredibly easy car to hotwire, a quick getaway car plenty of room for stolen plasmas to load into the rear when these f**k heads take them on their crime spree.

Im locking my front gate every night until my alarm comes in that i ordered. These nobs are literally looking for stags parked on quiet streets to target.

Sorry its verging a little off topic but just emphasizing how important it is to get a car alarm installed on our cars.

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