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Car Alam System

Discussion in 'Interior' started by `03 BLKRoLLa, Apr 6, 2004.

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    `03 BLKRoLLa Guest

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    Car Alam System

    I have an `03 Rolla S with just the remote factory keyless entry. I want to get a REAL alarm system and was looking on some of the toyota sites at the RS3200 Plus. Can anyone give some some good prices on this or where to get it? Or if you can give me some other suggestions for anything else thats about under $300. Thanks
    `03 BLKRoLLa, Apr 6, 2004
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    polo708 New Member

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    The viper 791xv is awesome and runs for a little over $200, with install fee it sould be around $300, Its a bad ass alarm system. One of the best on the market. It retails for about 600, but you can find it cheaper on some websites and Ebay.
    polo708, Apr 9, 2004
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    Misinformation Police Guest

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    It doesn't matter if you have a $5,000.00 alarm setup... all it takes is a bad install and you can kiss your car (and alarm) goodbye.

    *ANY* alarm-- if installed right, and used in conjunction with common sense- is THE best alarm! Don't even worry about brand names..
    Misinformation Police, Apr 13, 2004
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    I have a COMPUSTAR 2WFM. Range of 5000 feets. I like it !!!
    Left-Track, Apr 13, 2004
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    shortys408 Guest

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    how hard are these 2 way pager alarms to install? I want one but hte installation charge is more then the actualy alarm itself. Ive installed a head unit and subwoofers and an amp i don't know very much about cars. is it very difficult?
    shortys408, Apr 13, 2004
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    I've install it with one of my friend. It tooks about 4 hour to complete the install. You have to get the wiring diagram of the corolla. My friend got it on a website. I will ask him on witch website he found the diagram !
    Left-Track, Apr 14, 2004
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    what do you wire the alarm to does it involve taking anything apart? do i nee d to remove hte stock keyless entry system?
    shortys408, Apr 14, 2004
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    I don't know exaclty. It was pretty easy for me cause I haved an alarm system install by toyota so I just change the module and it was pretty much the same wiring.
    Left-Track, Apr 21, 2004
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    tom Guest

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    This is my first time ever browsing in here. I like an upgraded alarm system too and I noticed that on the new Toyota's it makes a high pitch beep sound when you activate/deactivate it. That sounds nice. I like to get that one, but don't know the cost or what's involved. I'll probably have to get a new key pad.

    Toyota could probably upgrade my alarm using the existing system it's got now. All I have is the panic button on the key pad, and that's it.
    tom, May 9, 2004
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