Sigma S30 Good or Bad?
26 June 2004, 10:42 PM
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Sigma S30 Good or Bad?
Is there anyone out there who has a Sigma S30 alarm?
I am presently looking at getting one installed and would like to buy with confidence.
Feed-back good or bad would be greatly appreciated.
(ie. Does the anti-hijack become a pain after a while??)
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Sti G.S.F
I am presently looking at getting one installed and would like to buy with confidence.
Feed-back good or bad would be greatly appreciated.
(ie. Does the anti-hijack become a pain after a while??)
Regards
Sti G.S.F
27 June 2004, 02:51 PM
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I believe its the standard alarm on UK scoobs, personally i would go for a Clifford 300/500/600 (the 500 and 600 have a proper anti hijack system and not just closed doors 
) but its not thatcham approved so you have to inform your insurance co.
The downside with cliffords is that you need a good installer, if you get a bad installer then you may well be put off them for life
Tony
) but its not thatcham approved so you have to inform your insurance co.The downside with cliffords is that you need a good installer, if you get a bad installer then you may well be put off them for life
Tony
27 June 2004, 05:54 PM
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Originally Posted by TonyBurns
I believe its the standard alarm on UK scoobs, personally i would go for a Clifford 300/500/600 (the 500 and 600 have a proper anti hijack system and not just closed doors ) but its not thatcham approved so you have to inform your insurance co.
The downside with cliffords is that you need a good installer, if you get a bad installer then you may well be put off them for life
Tony
) but its not thatcham approved so you have to inform your insurance co.The downside with cliffords is that you need a good installer, if you get a bad installer then you may well be put off them for life
Tony
as The SG 30 lost its cat 1 status.andy
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