2001
Dodge
Dakota
Quad Cab
Hey folks, I am not a security alarm installer, I dabble in my car stereo installs but am a babe when it comes to security. Here is what I am starting to look at. I have a 2001 Dodge Dakota Quad Cab, I’m looking to get a decent alarm. Maybe you guys can advise me on what to look for.
This is what I would like: 2-way paging, auto start, window roll up upon alarm activation and lastly window crack when needed.
I checked with one company and was quoted this:
Autopage alarm with remote for $499.99 (install included)
Door lock interface 456lw $69.99 (install included)
Window Modual 2 needed (4 windows) $69.99 x 2 (100.00 for install of both)
Piezo interior Siren $29.99 (install included)
Grand total $897.30
I am not sure if this is using the RS727LCD or the RS725LCD
I was thinking of going with this, but I’m not sure. Is there better out there for this amount of money? Thank you for the input.
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The basic difference between an ordinary
man and a warrior is that a warrior
takes everything as a challenge, while an
ordinary man takes everything as a
blessing or a curse.
-Don Juan
Viper 5900 is a great product, but I like the prestige 997, comes with 2 remotes (viper only one) shows on the lcd how many min. till car shuts off. adjust shock sensor from remote. A lot of only lcd features that are not avaiable on the viper. But Twelvotz is right 1 mile range is appealing. Never really tried it out but im sure its not literally one mile
where do you live?
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Cruisin Security And Sounds
I live in Long Beach California.
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The basic difference between an ordinary
man and a warrior is that a warrior
takes everything as a challenge, while an
ordinary man takes everything as a
blessing or a curse.
-Don Juan
lol...Ironic the one person that would hook a guy up is on the other side of the country...lol. funny how that works.
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The basic difference between an ordinary
man and a warrior is that a warrior
takes everything as a challenge, while an
ordinary man takes everything as a
blessing or a curse.
-Don Juan