Alarm and Turbo Timer? All in one?
11-22-2006, 02:40 PM
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Alarm and Turbo Timer? All in one?
Is there an alarm that has a built in turbo timer? I guess the "auto start" ones could be used that way. I thought I read somebody had their alarm set up as a TT.
Anyone?
Anyone?
11-22-2006, 07:58 PM
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http://www.mmxpress.com/hornet.html
Google is your friend too. I have a couple of Hornets - they're made by the manufacture of Viper IIRC.
The 564T for $220 on this site.
Google is your friend too. I have a couple of Hornets - they're made by the manufacture of Viper IIRC.
The 564T for $220 on this site.
11-23-2006, 09:04 AM
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Thanks for the link to the Hornet.
My question was for somebody that had one, and if it actually worked well or was a waste of time...
Thanks for the Google suggestion, the reason I asked a question wasn't to be told to go read an eBay auction, but to talk to somebody that had one.
My question was for somebody that had one, and if it actually worked well or was a waste of time...
Thanks for the Google suggestion, the reason I asked a question wasn't to be told to go read an eBay auction, but to talk to somebody that had one.
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11-27-2006, 06:33 PM
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CompuStar 2way remote starters have the capability, in a manual tranny it doesnt require any additional wiring you simply activate it on the remote, on an automatic it needs to be wired to the e-brake and THEN you can activate it from your remote control.
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The viper alarm has remote start and a turbo timer. before i take the keys out, i press 2 buttons and the car will idle for 2 minutes after i leave. the alarm stays armed so i don't have to hang around.
11-27-2006, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by yellow350rag
CompuStar 2way remote starters have the capability, in a manual tranny it doesnt require any additional wiring you simply activate it on the remote, on an automatic it needs to be wired to the e-brake and THEN you can activate it from your remote control.
Get a Compustar alarm if you want a SAFE timer/remote start on a MT car.
Get a Viper or other brand if you don't mind your car launching into a brick wall when you accidentaly activate it.
11-28-2006, 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted by taurran
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Get a Compustar alarm if you want a SAFE timer/remote start on a MT car.
Get a Viper or other brand if you don't mind your car launching into a brick wall when you accidentaly activate it.
Get a Compustar alarm if you want a SAFE timer/remote start on a MT car.
Get a Viper or other brand if you don't mind your car launching into a brick wall when you accidentaly activate it.
I agree with him if you are one of those geniuses that leaves their car in gear after you have installed this device.
