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If your standard immobilser auto-arms after 30 seconds.. then it cant be taken off. My Phase3 (And I think Late Phase2s?) go through the ECU.. and it auto arms.. meaning, you cant disarm it (no key or anything).
I have to do the same - but more immobilser action, the better!
eeeks..
If I ever do mine, Im going to follow the guide on autopia.org.. thing with steam is, it gets in everywhere.. I think autopia.org use foil round electrical bits and a pressure washer..
You could always make your own - ok, itll take a while, but then its totally custom in every respect - you from ft.com.. they did it on there for the FRSTs and the like.. could always ask them for advice on doing it.
Thing is, depending on your calipers, you might only be able to get solid discs..
This is why Im going for a Williams Setup to start with - allowing me to run a lot better discs.. you need the 16v/Williams Calipers to be able to use Vented discs.
It depends what your current calipers are...
I had central locking already.. it just wired into that. if you didnt have central locking, you are looking at extra and would cost more - theyd have to install all the central locking modules.
Oh and just to add.. I took ages on deciding..
Id always wanted a Clifford but the price put me off.. when I was ringing round, it worked out that for an extra £50 (including dual zone shock sensor (Perimiter Protection)) I could have the Clifford so I went for it.. Im well happy with it.
Dual Zone Proxies is like Perimiter Protection - Warning in Zone 1, Full Alarm in Zone 2 - where Zone 1 is outside and Zone 2 is inside.
Cus the Clifford rocks.. it does everything, works well, makes a lot of noise.. and expandable..
Well, Im getting some Williams Brakes on mine hopefully - full setup, discs, pads and calipers.. and if I want to uprate discs etc.. in future, its easy cus the new calipers allow for vented discs.
Apparently, its a straight swap.. as long as you get the bolts etc..
Dunno how to do it tho...