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JustinP

By JustinP,
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JustinP

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Hi

Could someone recommend a really good alarm supplier / installer in the Perth Metro area? I know nothing about alarms and I want to make sure I get a good installer who knows what they are doing.

Also should I get an Autowatch Blue or Mongoose M80 alarm?

Thankyou!!!!!!

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hey chris,

read a few of your posts and you seem to know your shit

when it comes to the car alarms and was wondering

what would be a good budget alarm for an r32 skyline

with a turbo timer...

i'm only looking to spend say 5 or 600 on it installed,

maybe a touch more if its worth it....

i'll take it to that westside if they do good installs as i'm in wa myself.

anyways thanks in advance for the help....

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self_slaughter

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cheers for such a quick response,

i'll give them a ring tommorow and try to organise something with them...

yet again thanks heaps, made my job a whole lot easier ;-)

all i need now is a new clutch and to find a few exhaust leaks  :rofl:  hahaha...

  • 10 months later...
mickey Proficient

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Time to revive an old thread...

since it's been a year just wondering if anyone has any info on any installers (prefer NoR but prepared to travel south if there's a good one) in metro Perth that'll install alarms on R34 GTR's. At the same time, I might need some new audio gear so any tips on that would be appreciated :bunny:

Also, what do people recommend is now the alarm to get? Is there any tracking type system (quiktrack gone!) still around? I am a complete alarm nub.

Cheers!

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Tritty Enthusiast

Tritty

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We got Ashley Electrical (08) 9249 1234 Based in Malaga WA to do our cars, They were referred to us by another skyline owner. I got the one called Cyclopse or something, caters for remote entry, turbo timers, window sensitivity etc etc. $452.50 Installed, They come to you too which is great, have it installed while your working. They are worth calling. :kiss:

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