Cat 1 and 2 alarms/imobilisers
01-06-2006, 04:43 PM
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Cat 1 and 2 alarms/imobilisers
Asking this as i have never had to have one fitted, they are usually all ready on the car
How much is a cat 1 alarm and how much is a cat 2 imobiliser???
Basically i need at least a CAT 2 imobiliser on a S1
How much is a cat 1 alarm and how much is a cat 2 imobiliser???
Basically i need at least a CAT 2 imobiliser on a S1
01-06-2006, 05:09 PM
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Originally Posted by SafeChav
I'm about to list a cat 2 immobiliser on eBay, if this is any good to you? It can come with a **BLANK** VSIB certificate 
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01-06-2006, 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted by SafeChav
Nothing dodgy about the certificate, completely legitimate...... 
Or unless you mean it is ok to have the cert but not ok to fill it in
01-06-2006, 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Big G
CAT 2's can be fitted from around £99
CAT 1's from around £100 more,
Depends wether you want all the gay extra's and bump the price up
CAT 1's from around £100 more,
Depends wether you want all the gay extra's and bump the price up
01-06-2006, 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted by TIFF
Originally Posted by SafeChav
Nothing dodgy about the certificate, completely legitimate......
Or unless you mean it is ok to have the cert but not ok to fill it in
Fair enough if you are getting a full alarm though, i took this off the orion in the siggy, and bought a full Cat 1 Toad for £115 delivered to my door
01-06-2006, 05:46 PM
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Mark had plenty of Cat2's attached to my cars in the past and never paid more than £120 fitted at home.
Guy normally comes out does it in an hour and offski.
transponder toad type I've had in the past.
Also Microtechnics - I've never had any issues but I know some people do.
to be honest though mate your paying that money for a 30-90 second delay on the vehicle theft and a bit of paper for the ins company as quite frankly they're not the most difficult things to remove.
Jake
Guy normally comes out does it in an hour and offski.
transponder toad type I've had in the past.
Also Microtechnics - I've never had any issues but I know some people do.
to be honest though mate your paying that money for a 30-90 second delay on the vehicle theft and a bit of paper for the ins company as quite frankly they're not the most difficult things to remove.
Jake
01-06-2006, 05:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Shings
to be honest though mate your paying that money for a 30-90 second delay on the vehicle theft and a bit of paper for the ins company as quite frankly they're not the most difficult things to remove.
Jake
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Anyway, The Montego Estate driver can get them off in no time
01-06-2006, 05:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Shings
Mark had plenty of Cat2's attached to my cars in the past and never paid more than £120 fitted at home.
Guy normally comes out does it in an hour and offski.
transponder toad type I've had in the past.
Also Microtechnics - I've never had any issues but I know some people do.
to be honest though mate your paying that money for a 30-90 second delay on the vehicle theft and a bit of paper for the ins company as quite frankly they're not the most difficult things to remove.
Jake
Guy normally comes out does it in an hour and offski.
transponder toad type I've had in the past.
Also Microtechnics - I've never had any issues but I know some people do.
to be honest though mate your paying that money for a 30-90 second delay on the vehicle theft and a bit of paper for the ins company as quite frankly they're not the most difficult things to remove.
Jake
U wont find them wires in a hurry
If all you want it for is the insurance company, ive seen certificates floating around for less than a tenner..........just a thought?
02-06-2006, 01:20 AM
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Originally Posted by SafeChav
Originally Posted by Shings
Mark had plenty of Cat2's attached to my cars in the past and never paid more than £120 fitted at home.
Guy normally comes out does it in an hour and offski.
transponder toad type I've had in the past.
Also Microtechnics - I've never had any issues but I know some people do.
to be honest though mate your paying that money for a 30-90 second delay on the vehicle theft and a bit of paper for the ins company as quite frankly they're not the most difficult things to remove.
Jake
Guy normally comes out does it in an hour and offski.
transponder toad type I've had in the past.
Also Microtechnics - I've never had any issues but I know some people do.
to be honest though mate your paying that money for a 30-90 second delay on the vehicle theft and a bit of paper for the ins company as quite frankly they're not the most difficult things to remove.
Jake
U wont find them wires in a hurry
If all you want it for is the insurance company, ive seen certificates floating around for less than a tenner..........just a thought?
Unft its down to the installer as to how difficult they are to remove.
Jake
02-06-2006, 02:27 AM
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Total closure is cool got it on my car windows and doors ..but be carefull
with kids in the car ..ie if you arm it in a petrol station
while going to pay for your fuel
with kids playing around in the car
the windows will not stop on old cars going up "fingers and heads comes to mind"
i know your not soft car wise but its just a thought
with kids in the car ..ie if you arm it in a petrol station
while going to pay for your fuel
with kids playing around in the car
the windows will not stop on old cars going up "fingers and heads comes to mind"
i know your not soft car wise but its just a thought
02-06-2006, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Shings
Originally Posted by SafeChav
Originally Posted by Shings
Mark had plenty of Cat2's attached to my cars in the past and never paid more than £120 fitted at home.
Guy normally comes out does it in an hour and offski.
transponder toad type I've had in the past.
Also Microtechnics - I've never had any issues but I know some people do.
to be honest though mate your paying that money for a 30-90 second delay on the vehicle theft and a bit of paper for the ins company as quite frankly they're not the most difficult things to remove.
Jake
Guy normally comes out does it in an hour and offski.
transponder toad type I've had in the past.
Also Microtechnics - I've never had any issues but I know some people do.
to be honest though mate your paying that money for a 30-90 second delay on the vehicle theft and a bit of paper for the ins company as quite frankly they're not the most difficult things to remove.
Jake
U wont find them wires in a hurry
If all you want it for is the insurance company, ive seen certificates floating around for less than a tenner..........just a thought?
Unft its down to the installer as to how difficult they are to remove.
Jake
Hence why i fitted mine myself, and saved a wad
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