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Clifford or Viper?

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I have heard that since DEI owns both Clifford and Viper, that their highend alarms will be virtually the same. I am planning on purchasing a Viper 791 this weekend and have always had clifford before. Is there any truth to this and which would be the best benefit?

I am getting the Viper for 450 installed.
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go with prestige lol thats what i have.
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http://www.compustar.org

Try something new, brake free from the DEI "assimilate or be destroyed" mode...

You WONT regret a compustar...

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http://www.StarTechSecurity.com

All I use... they are made by the owner of Elevation Audio.
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i like compustar but for the money presitge offers more. i think
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Justin from Detroit wrote:http://www.StarTechSecurity.com

All I use... they are made by the owner of Elevation Audio.

Justin,

Just how big is that 2-way remote?

also is there any way I can get away from the 6 tone siren?
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Post by Justin from Detroit1 »

The remote is your standard size 2-way remote. It doesn't use a 6 tone siren. It uses the factory horn. Keeps the OEM alarm feel, plus its harder most times for a thief to find the factory horn to cut the wires. Sirens are usually out in the open and easy to cut the wires on. Plus, I've yet to find a unit with more range then this thing. You can be almost a mile from your car and still know when your alarm goes off. It has a 5,000 foot range.
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Post by OnYrMrk »

I read that, but I have a concern. With the cars horn going off...won't that drain the battery. Will I need a separate alarm battery? I like the features of this alarm. any idea of the price uninstalled? You can pm me if you don't want to broadcast it.
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it would have to go for like 10 hours to drain the battery.

justin how are the remote starts? and does joe handle the sales of those or someone else?
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Joe handles the sales to dealers. OnY, check PMs.
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