best 2 way alarm remote start on the market
12-15-2008, 10:44 PM
#2
Viper - Viper 5901 Responder LC3 SuperCode SST 2-Way Security and Remote Start System
But I am biased ...but really it works very well and has great security options available.
But I am biased ...but really it works very well and has great security options available.
12-17-2008, 07:59 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2008
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Compustar Pro Installation
FX Audio in Spruce Grove is excellent. Ask for Wai Lin. He can install practically anything related to car electronics. 
Very soon, LL Firsttech is offering a GPS system add-on for Compustar Pro units. A subscription is required, but your installer at FX can get you fixed up. Check out the Compustar website for more information.
Very soon, LL Firsttech is offering a GPS system add-on for Compustar Pro units. A subscription is required, but your installer at FX can get you fixed up. Check out the Compustar website for more information.
01-13-2009, 06:32 PM
#8
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Posts: 66
After doing all my research and installing a Viper VX791 a couple of weeks ago, I decided to go with a Compustar Pro.
The main things that put me over the top was the range, fob battery life, cost of replacement fob and a few other creature comforts that he viper doesn't have.
The main things that put me over the top was the range, fob battery life, cost of replacement fob and a few other creature comforts that he viper doesn't have.
01-13-2009, 07:10 PM
#9
After doing all my research and installing a Viper VX791 a couple of weeks ago, I decided to go with a Compustar Pro.
The main things that put me over the top was the range, fob battery life, cost of replacement fob and a few other creature comforts that he viper doesn't have.
The main things that put me over the top was the range, fob battery life, cost of replacement fob and a few other creature comforts that he viper doesn't have.
01-13-2009, 08:37 PM
#10
I definately prefer installing Compustars, Specially with the blade module bypasses, makes for much cleaner simpler installations.
The Vipers are good as well, can't say anything bad about them other than they are a little wonky to install, you really have to have familiarity with them, or carefully read the install manuals.
Both Compustar Pro, and Vipers you need the respective programmers for though.
The Vipers are good as well, can't say anything bad about them other than they are a little wonky to install, you really have to have familiarity with them, or carefully read the install manuals.
Both Compustar Pro, and Vipers you need the respective programmers for though.
