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Hi, i'm selling my Viper 791XV car alarm, comes with remote start, 2 way remote with lcd screen.

Was purchased in a group buy, but no longer needed as car was sold.

Has not been used/installed, still new in box.

Price: $390

Contact: [email protected] or 0411716087

Will send interstate via courier for $12

thanks

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The alarm is turbo timer compatiable, and is ADR approved (well to my knowledge.) Autobarn retail this alarm for $899 so for $390 it is a steal :P

Greg

Its not: the ADRs require black wiring. I checked this with the Australian approved reseller of Directed gear (can't find the email ATM). In fact I said as much in your original group buy thread.

I was just always under the impression it was as Autobarn sell them. Surely a large company like that wouldn't sell non ADR alarm systems.

The staff at my Autobarn seem to think it is but that's nothing to go by.

Best thing to do is ring up your insurance company.

Greg

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