Who is doing your remote start? Once you have it you will be like "How the hell did I ever live w/o this?"Originally Posted by Mayur
Who is doing your remote start? Once you have it you will be like "How the hell did I ever live w/o this?"Originally Posted by Mayur
If you live up north you may have heard of them, ABT Electronics. They are a major retailer and do alot of custom work from TV's to Cars. You can take a look at their mobile installation showcase here. There are some really nice installs in there.Originally Posted by davekr
$597. Is this including the jammer you bought or excluding the jammer you bought? If this is just installation charges, I guess they are expensive everywhere for jammer installs. My wait was 5 hrs and an additional $280 along with the $170 installcard= $450 installation. I said screw that and went home and told them to call me when it was done.I got a quote for the Zr3 installed with tax out the door for $597. I'm considering it. I'm actually at the location now having my direct wire smartcord installed along with my new keyless/remote start/alarm system installed. I'll be here for another 3 hours
$597 = Jammer + Tax + Installation. They also do price matching so I'm wondering if they can match the price of $500 from radar busters. Also from the install card, ABT Electronics is one of the isntallers so I'll have a speak with them when I go there tomorrow. The installers installed the wrong color for my direct wire SmartCord. I wanted the blue one to match my blue x50 but they put in the red one. They are switching it out for me tomorrow![]()
Good deal!$597 = Jammer + Tax + Installation.
X2Originally Posted by ZO6Vette
Nice pic of your jammer davekr. Mk
Thanks man, if I could only test it out. :? :?Originally Posted by proudNMAmember
You can check if it is activating with a coloured LED remote though, check this thread:Originally Posted by davekr
http://www.radardetector.net/viewtop...=131751#131751
I just posted a link to me activating with one.
Thanks FLY, I am watching the video now!
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