So I found these 2 interesting things this one seller is selling. First one is...
89-98 NISSAN MAXIMA OEM ALARM SYSTEM KIT W/KEY. This one is interesting because it has a key just like Audi. Just another ebay rip off?



Second is this...
89-97 MAXIMA 93 94 JDM FUEL PRESSURE REGULATOR



So wat do u guys think? eBay rip offs?

 

first off bro why would you want ur fuel pressure gauge in the engine bay wouldnt you rather prefer to have it inside ur car.

 

lol well ur right... so it doesnt work? i really like the audi style alarm but would it be better then factory one?

 

both those items are mass produced for any car out there. The fuel pressure regulator is junk, forget about that thing. I'm sure it's "JDM" because someone in hong kong made it. Total BS in my opinion.

The alarm is a POS from the look of it. If all it comes with is a siren, relay, control box, and one sensor it can't be that great. It says this:

"Roll Window Up/Down (Module Not Included)."
"Universal blank keys (may require modifications)"

In other words...in no way is this item specifically for a maxima. One tip...if the ebay item doesn't say 89-94, but intead says 94-99, 94-95, 88-97, 89-00...you get the idea....IT'S A RIP OFF.

 

yea i thought so... i just like the audi key lol... i know im stupid

 

i say you go with a compustar alarm bro if you want a good alarm the one im looking at is $550 installed and it has auto start also and many options

 

now THIS is an alarm... WOWZERS!! Great price too... I think i'm getting it right now, actually. LOL...thanks to nForce

CRIMESTOPPER CS-2014TW2

 

http://www.compustar.org/

this alarm i would say is a better buy for your money even though it is expensive i would rather much spend the good money to get a good alarm and trust me i have seen this alarm on a 200sx se-r SR20ve-5 and its works great also this alarm has a very long range unlike most alarms

 

well I was lookin at this alarm...
CRIMESTOPPER CS-2014TW2 ALARM STARTER 2 WAY PAGER

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-CRIMESTOPPER...QQcmdZViewItem

What do you think of this? I know that crimestoppers is an OK brand...

 

LOL I showed you this... and I just posted it lol

 

this one is the one im talkin bout right here this is the top of the line one from compustar it has a range of 3,000 feet http://www.compustar.org/P2W9000FMR.htm

 

i have this one on my max and i got it installed for $350 on my explorer i had but i installed it on my max when i got rid of the explorer and worth every penny, its the only thing that has kept me from getting jacked!!!! Nice to know when someone is messing with your ride, hell the screen on my mine is busted but it still works great!!!!!!!!!! matter of fact I'm junking the factory one on my sebring and putting a compustar on that!!!!. they work assume and they are a HELL of a lot cheaper than the viper equivalent!

http://www.compustar.org/2WFMR.htm

 

Time for me to chime in...

First off, in principal, I'd have to agree with traxtar944 on the worthiness of these items.

I'm not a big FPR guy, but having the gauge under the hood seems to defeat the whole "keep an eye on your system" argument.

Although, in the alarm's defense, most basic (read - affordable, entry level) alarm systems only come with the items that they show. As a matter of fact, at the shop I work at, we sell an Autopage alarm that - aside from it having a built-in shock sensor - has all of that. Of course, I'd venture to say it's a waaaay better system, but I'm biased.

I used to sell/install Crimestopper for years before I moved and I will stand behind just about everything they make. Awesome, cost-effective systems and great tech support.

As for that Compustar Pro P2W9000FMR, I've actually been doing research into getting that for my Max. Mainly because it's one of the few two-way RSKE's out there now that's made for auto's AND manual's.

However, when I talked to their rep about two or so weeks ago, she told me that they won't be available for retail sale until the latter part of the first quarter '07.

 

you don't want a fuel pressure gauge inside the car.
they are typically reading the fuel pressure from the fuel directly.
in other words do you really want gasoline INSIDE your car. just one more place for it to leak.

 

I didn't know they still made those pager alarms. It always seemed like a good idea to be notified that your car is being broken into via pager, if you were too far away to hear the alarm. Nothing like catching the guy in the act! heh heh

Another good thing is the anti carjack feature that a lot of the alarms systems have now. It's standard equipment in many new vehicles.

 

yeah you did show me that! I love that alarm it has so many awesome features for a great price. I'm really thinking about buying it. I wanted auto start, but why not get an alarm along with it?? Plus a shock detector is really necessary, because otherwise a theif could just remove a window and be gone..... pager alarms are cool too.

 

yea thats its true.. is it difficult to install? can a amature like myself do it? lol just messin if there is a wire diagram that would be awesome

 

http://www.directwholesale.net/diagr...14576&MakeID=5

 

if you want to read ALOT of manuel i have one. comes in handy on trouble shooting email me with a subject "alarm" it has a lot of good info about resistors diodes and stuff

 

why would you want a fuel pressure regulator anyway? unless you've done some MAJOR mods to the car, there's absolutely no reason to have one other than rice.

 

thats Y you see people who have the FP gauge at the top of the hood just below the windshield. or you can just got a digital FP gauge to be safe.

 

let me clear up the FP gauge info here.

yes you would want a fuel pressure gauge under your hood for tuning. yes there are engines out there that would require a higher or lower fuel pressure. it's quite difficult to go in the car to read the fuel PSI and then go under the hood to make the adjustment. having the gauge under the hood will make it a lot easier to watch the pressure as you turn the ****/dial/etc to set your fuel pressure.

the interior gauges are electronic gauges. there will be a sender that taps off the fuel line and that gets the physical fuel pressure and sends that over to the gauge inside the car via electrical signal. so no...no actual fuel will lead into the car.

the guys with the gauges outside the car...those are mechanical gauges and basically tapped off the fuel line.

the car comes with a fuel pressure regulator...if it's not broken then leave it alone.

 

what the h3ll do you need a full pressure regulator for anyways? just another part to make an engine bay look complicated? doesnt the car regulate fuel on its own... i dont know what it does so whatever

 

like Matt said...if you have a very modded motor you might need to regulate fuel pressure due to injector size and other variables.

 

i install alarms and stereos for a living and the compustar pro has a bug in it dont buy it we sent back 24 outta the 26 we ordered

 

anyone ever heard of this brand or have any opinions of it

http://www.samitoelectronics.com/index.html