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Hey guys im looking to buy an alarm system with ALL the bells and wistles..

i want..

2 - way padges lcd remotes.

remote start

turbo timer

microwave sensor

imobilser,

and the otehr cool stuff

PRICE.... i dont care... i wann know what the best one are and how much there worth.. i dont think money is an object when dealing with the safety of your vehicle.

Location.... AUS. QLD, Brisbane... but it should not matter where iam.. if u say the best alarms are in japan.. then so be it..

i dont know what the good brand are.. too many ebay crappy alarms.. what are the good brands? and any good brand models you would reccomend??

thanks guy would really help me

thmx Adz

Edited by WANNAR32

I am going to start closing these threads if people cannot post the required information:

- where you are located

- budget

- what you are looking for

You've passed one of those three, please amend your post accordingly :P

I am going to start closing these threads if people cannot post the required information:

- where you are located

Thats a great idea.........

Now theves know what alarm you have/getting and where you are located !!!!!!!!

:D:P:P

Edited by Antone
Thats a great idea.........

Now theves know what alarm you have/getting and where you are located !!!!!!!!

:D:P:P

>_<

Look mate I'm not asking everyone to list their address and hours that their car in unattended. There are alarm installers all around the country on this forum and there's no point in someone from QLD putting their hand up to install someone's alarm if they're in Adelaide.

The location info box in your profile is there for a reason. You don't need to write what street you live in, you don't even need to put your suburb. A state will suffice, at least it will narrow it down somewhat.

And on your other point, people are looking for suggestions, not stating their alarm choice. I've previously edited posts which users have mentioned their alarm systems for such reasons.

So do you have anything relevant to add to this discussion?

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