[Richard04]

I was thinking about instaling an alarm in my car. Does anyong have any suggestion.

[LqDFx]

Get one that has a t-harness avail. It will make the wire a lot easier to do. If you get a regular alarm, set aside a whole day to do the install. I presonally will b going to a shop and having it done the next time. Too many wires in too many tight locations for me!

[Richard04]

thanks. where did you get your alarm at

[LqDFx]

I go mine off ebay. But if you look on Summitracing.com they have Bulldog Security Alarms and the T-Harness that goes with the alarms. I am not sure if you can find t-harness to go with any other brands. I am still doing a search.

[techhead]

there are a few couple of different ways you could go,depending if your car has a factory keyless entry.if you have a keyless already you could use a piggyback system that uses the factory remotes they work good and are inexpensive, they just dont get as good of range if you were to use a system with its own remotes. if you can get a tech sheet on your car that tells wire colors and location it will make it a little bit easier if your not to good with electronics.

[KARR_Security]

My company makes keyless entry upgrade alarms. IMO, upgrading your keyless entry to an alarm has a better range than adding an aftermarket alarm. Not only for range, but you can find stuff on eBay that will copy them aftermarket alarms remote frequencies enabling a would-be thief to easily get access to your car plus the capability of dis-arming it.