What alarm is hard to deactivate??? i dont want the thief to be able to disable the power to the alarm, which is why i'm thinking of an alarm that sounds my horn... so i dunno guys... shed some light on this for me...

 

not too many people in here eh?

 

It's not that. Do a search. This topic is discussed three to four times a week.

Anyway, my vote is for the Clifford Avantguard4. Great alarm. Alot of money. Look down a few posts and you will see haloseven selling one for a good price.

 

yea buy mine so i can upgrade from ramen noodles to store-brand cereal and old milk

 

how much?? pm me

 

What do you want the alarm to do, how much do you want to spend? Any well installed alarm with a $40 battery backup will stay powered up if the battery is disconnected. For a basic alarm with battery backup and good installation figure $300.

 

you have to give us a budget.. we can sit here listing model numbers all day but if their not w/in your budget then thats useless info to you... you can also do a search theres been MANY threads on alarms and I've responded to more than a handful of them... Clifford AvantGuard is a very good alarm but it will cost you (alarm and install) but it does have a lot of features ( to name a FEW multi point + wireless immobilizer, headlight automation, rain check, sunroof/window closure, door lock/unlock, batt back up siren, headlight delay (to light your path after you park), dome light supervision, remote start/climate control, among many others)...

how you have it installed is very important.. if you ahve a bomb *** alarm unit but a bad install its not going to do much to protect your vehicle... make sure you get a good alarm w/ a good install w/ the brain hidden well, stealth/hidden wiring, you might also want to get a paging system, get an autolock, some manual kill switches independant of the alarm, club twin hooks (along w/ autolock), batt back up, hood lock and hood pin, etc.. )..

 

top of the line cliffford with back up battery , hood lach, and trunk sensor . .. for 110 lol ahh best buy discounts

 

no alarm is fool proof. its all in the install. so a clifford or viper or ungo will all work the same if installed correctly and stealth. dont be fooled by gimicks or price.

 

There are differences in security, features, ease-of-use, reliability etc. but yes install is much more important.

 

the new DEI cliffords are rated the best in north america, probably the world too.

 

even more reason to buy mine you know you want it

 

what model year is ur clifford haloseven?

 

oh yeah make sure u get a battery backup. makes it wayyy harder to deactivate the alarm. the u have two power sources for your alarm.
i have heard of ppl driiling a hole in the fender through the battery once that battery is pierced and the fluid begins to leak out, an alarm w/o a battery backup is useless.

 

[QUOTE]i'm thinking of an alarm that sounds my hornQUOTE]
u can get most alarms hooked up to your horn and the siren, and while u r at it buy a few extra sirens to throw in there, u will need an additional relay if u go past your horn and two or three sirens.

 

its the current model, 2002