Car Alarms: Car alarm keyless entry installation times, miatas, car alarm

Question
I have a mint 1991 Miata which I was interested in having an engine kill security system installed.  After several months of researching I found a system that is made by Wolf Motors in England, especially (and only) for Miatas.  I bought the kit through mazdamania.com after a friend referred me to one of his buddies who assured me he could install the kit with no problem.  I have the Haynes rebuild manual and the car is stock with no electrical alterations whatsoever.  After leaving the car with him for 2 1/2 weeks he charged me 20 hours - $2000 (I supplied the kit), and told me that it actually took them more like 40 hours to install it!  I would appreciate your opinion on installation times given the myriad of alarm companies who advertise $1 installation.  Thanks.

Answer
Sorry, but you can do starter kill in this vehicle
for less then 50.00 INSTALLED!(25 pounds)!
I do understand the desire for OEM equipment replacement, sure, but the difference here is just astounding.
:>(

Sorry, you caught me off guard with this one.
Not only is it way overpriced to acheive starter kill,
it seems they took complete advantage with the
labor as well.

I wish I had better news for you, but that's
just abusive. I suggest you discuss this with
the better business office near you.

See starter disable at www.relayhelp.com ,
and also the keypad disabler at www.12voltplanet.com
Both solutions are more than capable
and a fraction of the cost you paid.

But logic dictates you investigate this issue
for price gouging. I just can't imagine why
it took so long, or why it was so much.

I hope you can get some justice on this.

Good luck.

ALARMTEK