Is CrimeStopper Alarms Any Good?

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Is CrimeStopper Alarms Any Good?

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MY local shop here can put a crime stopper 2003 model in my car with auto door locks for $365.00 is this good or should I consider another brand or shop? <P>You're input is greatly appreciated.
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Crimestopper is a good alarm. You can go better (i.e <A HREF="http://www.clifford.com" TARGET=_blank>clifford</A>) but for the money, crimestopper is a really good alarm system.
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I did some search and crimestopper is a nice alarm, I bought one like a week ago and i'm about to get it install in, as soon as i can. Also the one i got is the one that come with a pager and all crap. But if you have the cash to spend i recommend clifford, to me thast the best. What Im going to do is buy a Dual-ZOne proximity sensor from clifford and connected to my alarm(the sensor is like $50usd) That way is like if I have a clifford Alarm. Get it? The proximity is clifford so as soon as people go near my it goes off. :D
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I've still got my Crimestopper alarm that I got installed in my 96 MX-3, a few days after I bought it new. <P>It's a generic company. Basic alarm system. Nothing too fancy. If money is an issue, then it will be fine. <P>I've been looking at getting a new alarm system, and I wanted Dual proximity sensors. But a few of my friends who work in the field have talked me out of it. They say proximity sensors cause FAR too many false alarms. They say a lot of people have had their proximity sensors REMOVED after a while, to avoid the headaches. Theoretically it's cool, but realistically it's not that useful :\
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That is what I heard about those proximity sensors too, I went ahead and got the crimestopper 2003DC from what I hear is pretty good bang for your buck. I only had enough money to get the drivers side door manual locks done, but hopefully I will be able to get the other lock done soon. <P>Other than them cracking my dash when they installed it all went well.
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i love my proximity sensor! you just have to adjust it properly<BR>Dan
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I bought a proximity Sensor but I do not know how to install it....Its a viper proximity sensor<p>~jay
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