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hey,

It is a stipulation of my insurance policy (just cars) that i have an Australian standard 2 point imobiliser fitted to my car... I have had the car for a while now and still haven't had one fitted. Any suggestions of which one is best value for money etc. i am getting a bit worried about the car sitting outside my house unprotected!

cheers.

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Hey!

I just had a Mongoose M80AM and its working out great. My brother has had the same alarm on his car for about a year and its working out well for him too.

Not sure how much you want to spend as its a 3 point immobilisor, but i figure when it comes to security, saving a few bucks isnt the best idea.

Theres a bloke on the forums (i think his name is chris) who installs them for a nice price. If your nowhere near his workshop, he can send you the kit.

Thanks,

Justin

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