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I was hoping somebody could point out to me the wires necessary on my car to install my Viper Alarm/Remote Start combo setup tomorrow. I also have an old school Greddy turbo timer that i will be rewiring so that it works in the car as well. My friend and I are both mechanics so this is nothing foreign to us but having the wiring already known before we do the install means we won't have to spend more time on the alarm

thanx in advance

Late,

Daniel

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Greg (EXAUNV) is currently over seas so i dont know if he would be replying to pm's at the moment

but i have greg's installers number if you wanna pm me i'l give you his number

-Ruffels

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and dezz......i did send Greg a PM......so long as I hear back from him before next weekend (2nd weekend of October) I should be fine if it takes a little while for him to reply back

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