[QUOTE]Originally posted by almilli
[B]I must have missed that quiz question, but after thinking about it for a second it needs something more.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by MacGyver
[B]
David wins the bozo button and prize package...full expense-paid package to Nowhere, ZZ USA.

 

Ok question. What exactly is the difference between a PAC SWI-3 and "Pinky's Mod?"

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by lucid
[B]Ok question.

 

$100! I could see if that was the price of having it installed by someone. It takes 30 mins. max!

You know what? If anyone who lives in Eastern PA or western NJ wants this done, I'll install it with them for NOTHING just have all the parts - oh and buy me lunch

I just didn't want some Circuit City teenager goofin' around in my car, thats why I did myself.

[Edited by lucid on 05-26-2001 at 05:14 AM]

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by lucid
[B]
I just didn't want some Circuit City teenager goofin' around in my car, thats why I did myself.

 

I thought about doing it myself, but by the time I would have bought the PAC separately, run around getting the male and female plugs and wired it, I think I would have spent more of my time by far than the price difference.

Instead I spent 15 minutes putting the unit in and programming it,and was ready to go. For me this convenience was well worth the money.

 

The one difference between you doing the harness and Pinky doing the harness is Pinky's company is a local rep for PAC. If something goes wrong, he has probably seen it or knows who to ask. The PAC module or more specifically the CPU in the PAC module is very sensitive to current. Too much and you'll find yourself working for weeks on a fix. Consider it an insurance policy.

 

insurance policy? please, at $35-40 each you could buy 2-3 of them.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by lucid
[B]insurance policy? please, at $35-40 each you could buy 2-3 of them.