clifford blackjax
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I have just bought one on a Concept 650, had a slight drama when I set it off but boy is it good!
There is no way the car can be driven once it kicks it! Takes a bit of geting used to but well worth it IMO.
Be warned though if you buy it cheap off ebay, like I did which was sealed and brand new Clifford do not give any product warrenty and beware of factory refurbs! I have a fitting warenty from Clifford as I used a Clifford fitter, cost me £299 to fit and he was there for nearly 7 hours, top job though!
Bought it for £189
If you buy one with free fitting check they are Clifford certifed as you may have many problems, there is fitting and there is fitting if you know what I mean!
Get the Duel zone prox sensor too, great bit of kit!
There is no way the car can be driven once it kicks it! Takes a bit of geting used to but well worth it IMO.
Be warned though if you buy it cheap off ebay, like I did which was sealed and brand new Clifford do not give any product warrenty and beware of factory refurbs! I have a fitting warenty from Clifford as I used a Clifford fitter, cost me £299 to fit and he was there for nearly 7 hours, top job though!
Bought it for £189
If you buy one with free fitting check they are Clifford certifed as you may have many problems, there is fitting and there is fitting if you know what I mean!
Get the Duel zone prox sensor too, great bit of kit!
Are you sure it can be fitted to another alarm system?
I would check with a fitter, or Clifford but I suspect that they would say no and advise you to buy a whole unit.
IMHO I would buy a complete Cliffor unit and get that Blackjax as an extra as it my not be 100% compatible, the last thing you want it to be moving at high speed or on a twisty road and the thing cuts in as there is a problem or somthing.
If you do a search for "Bargin Clifford" I talk about my bad experince when it did cut in as I must have enetered the code wrong and the blown fuse that cut al power, ABS, steering, lights, hazards etc at 60+ mph on a busy twisty A road, it aint nice!
£500 well spent if you ask me!
I would check with a fitter, or Clifford but I suspect that they would say no and advise you to buy a whole unit.
IMHO I would buy a complete Cliffor unit and get that Blackjax as an extra as it my not be 100% compatible, the last thing you want it to be moving at high speed or on a twisty road and the thing cuts in as there is a problem or somthing.
If you do a search for "Bargin Clifford" I talk about my bad experince when it did cut in as I must have enetered the code wrong and the blown fuse that cut al power, ABS, steering, lights, hazards etc at 60+ mph on a busy twisty A road, it aint nice!
£500 well spent if you ask me!
neil_integra
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It has to be fitted to a clifford alrm, It will not work on its own.
But the concept 650 is only around 300 pound with a lifetime warranty.
But the concept 650 is only around 300 pound with a lifetime warranty.
lockwood77
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Utterly wrong mate, sorry. I have had Blackjaxx fitted to three cars, none of which had a Clifford alarm. Cost me about £240 on each occassion inc. fitting. I think the alarms in question were Laserline, Toad and the OEM Honda one on the DC2. All worked fine.neil_integra said:
Whether you can fit it yourself, I don't know - I got the boxes after mine had been fitted, but no fitting instructions were in there (could have been left out of course).
salamanzer
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I have got the clifford 650 and it is a great alarm - i was thinking about the blackjax option - at the moment its turned off on the advice of the shop.
After hearing this, i may get it turned back on
After hearing this, i may get it turned back on
lockwood77
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What's their reasoning!? :?salamanzer said: