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nieuwendyk-25 · 04-30-2007, 10:52 AM

I am not as familiar with the remote starter ones as the others. Clifford has historically been good, but expensive...Alpines are nice, but hard to get since they want you to have it installed by an authorized dealer. Like I said above, I like the Carbines...simple to install and effective, but I am not sure if they have a paging system with a remote start or not. It will be a lot more involved with the starter, and you want to know it is done right. Depending on your wiring experience and not being afraid to take things apart, you should be fine.

Good Luck!

04-30-2007, 10:52 AM	#10 (permalink)
nieuwendyk-25 Contributing Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: The Republic Texas Posts: 872	I am not as familiar with the remote starter ones as the others. Clifford has historically been good, but expensive...Alpines are nice, but hard to get since they want you to have it installed by an authorized dealer. Like I said above, I like the Carbines...simple to install and effective, but I am not sure if they have a paging system with a remote start or not. It will be a lot more involved with the starter, and you want to know it is done right. Depending on your wiring experience and not being afraid to take things apart, you should be fine. Good Luck! __________________ DMN, D.D.S. "DOC" 2000 4Runner SR5 4WD- RADIANT RED, Toyota E-Locker, BFG AT's, Yakima Rocket Box, Toyota Ski Rack, Alpine Amp, iPhone interface, Focal 6.5" Components Front & REAR!, Monster Wiring, Husky Liners, Magellan Color GPS, Bilstein Sucks...I mean Shocks 2005 Sequoia SR5 4WD- BRILLIANT WHITE, Yakima RB, Husky Liners, 10.4" LCD/DVD Player, iPod interface, BFG AT's 1986 Jeep CJ-7- Hard & Soft Tops, Alpine CD, iPod interface, Polk Speakers, 31" BFG AT's, Bosch Lights, Mopar MPI Last edited by nieuwendyk-25; 04-30-2007 at 10:54 AM.