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Hi,

I need to get an alarm installed in my r32 gtst , ive called some of the local guys here and they seem pretty dodgy. Trying to sell me alarms for more than twice the price on ebay , and then charge $200 or more to install it !

Any ballarat boys on the board , that know someone good!

Hi,

I need to get an alarm installed in my r32 gtst , ive called some of the local guys here and they seem pretty dodgy. Trying to sell me alarms for more than twice the price on ebay , and then charge $200 or more to install it !

Any ballarat boys on the board , that know someone good!

Its worth paying $$ for a good install, your alarm is only as good as the install.

Cant help you out on installation in ballarat. Goodluck though!!

Hi undertoe,

Firstly, dont take your car to Rock, lock and Roll or Autobahn. They will wreck your car. I have seen to many jobs come out of their workshops over the years and had to redo from scratch many of them costing the customer ( you) more money.

I have had many dealings with one particular alarm installer in Ballarat, and although the company he works for may not be held in high regard, i can assure you that in my ten years in this industry he would have to be one of the best alarm installers I have seen.

The company is Strathfield, they are located in the bridge mall with an off site work shop.

The guy you actually want to work on your car is SIMON. The sales person to deal with is ANDREW, the store manager.

As said, Strathfield generally dont have the best rep for installs, and the Melbourne metro stores are very rough on cars. Don't bring your car to melbourne for an instal.

But, having said that, i know these guys in Ballarat and they are very good.

Store details.

Strathfield

Bridge Mall Ballarat

Ph 03 53335466

Andrew Huie - Manager

Simon Hatcher - Installer

I would also recommend that you look at the Black Widow BW10000. This is an insurance approved alarm with twin point immobiliser in the module, 1 external, black wiring, and is reliable as hell.

Please note that I do not work for either Strathfield or Black Widow. I have simply had dealings with these individuals for the last few years ( approx 4) and have found them and the black widow product to be excellent.

And when it comes to alarms, dont be tight, it is after all, the only thing between your pride and joy and a thief.

Good luck

Pj

Hi,

I need to get an alarm installed in my r32 gtst , ive called some of the local guys here and they seem pretty dodgy. Trying to sell me alarms for more than twice the price on ebay , and then charge $200 or more to install it !

Any ballarat boys on the board , that know someone good!

as has been stated - dont skimp in getting it done properly. $50 install can (and will) be removed on 30sec or less. pay the money.

FRX026,

we need to have a chat :down:

  • 3 weeks later...

BASS - Ballarat Auto Sound Specialists. Good independant auto install guy, used to be our repair agent in that area as well... Worth giving him a call if you want to move away from the big stores.

8 Eastwood St, Ballarat - 5333-4465

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