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i know a lot of people arent keen on viper alarms, but ive got one in mine and it does the job really good, never had any problems. the paging feature is what sold it for me, i was never keen on leaving my car anywhere that i couldnt see it, now its not nearly as much of a worry ;)

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Just letting you know flipnot that the stock SII r33 1998 don't have any form of alarm or immobiliser in them. They have central locking.. and.. that's about it..

I've just had a brant fitted to mine which is good, but value for money i'd recommend the mongoose system.

I would suggest an alarm anyways as there is nothing stopping someone stealing the car. The ignition barrel is not chipped either, no matter what people tell you - the key you have only has central locking, that's it - if you need one cut, just tell them you spoke to nissan and it doesn't have a chip, ppl don't like it when you tell them - however it's the truth.

I've got the '98 R33 so if you've got any questions feel free to pm me.

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