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More research later and I believe I've figured it out finally. Need to connect the wires from the bypass to the Transponder Key Amplifier and then this thing should be up and running. Now I know what I'm doing next weekend.
Found this from the genius that is Howie in another thread...
"Why people are getting flat batteries;
I've seen this posted twice recently and people don't appear to be following the alarm manufacturer's instructions.
An external anti-grind/starter relay should be wired as follows:-
85 Only use the "ground when armed (GWA)" from the alarm.
86 Ignition 1 only.
87a Key side of starter
30 Starter side of cut wire and starter output from R/S.
Diode 1N4004 across 85 and 86 with the band towards 86.
If you join a constant 12V+ to 86 that relay will be on all the time and you will have a flat battery within a day."
I think this answers the above. Now to get stuck in and get this in the car.