remote start on alarm on s2
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just after sum advice thinkin of geting new alarm with a remote start and turbo timer but dont know wat it will be like on a s2 coz there pants at starting in the morning anybody know wat it will be like
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ive got the clifford concept with the remote start its no use when the cars cold but once that cars warm and you start it up when theres some old granny there trust me its worth the money for the laugh when you start it and she thinks shes losing her marbles ha ha ive still no wired in my turbo timer need to get onto that
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I'd say buy an alarm that will protect the car not an alarm with a load of fancy pose bits. Turbo timer is a complete waste of time as well and insurers have been known to decalre the alarms Thatcham status void (rendering your policy void as well) if one is used.
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clifford alarms do protect the car mine is cat 1 with money back from clifford if someone can get passed the system the remote start is just there for a bit of fun
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