I just got a viper keyless installed. Yes it did have security but it was only $175 and that included installation. I personally like the security for piece of mind. And thought $175 was a really good price.

 

I would go with Directed or Compustar. I have a viper 1002.

 

I wouldn't spend ridiculous amounts of money on an alarm. An alarm will deter amateurs but if someone wants your car they will take it. A kill switch is a better option imo plus a cheap alarm I had a hornet on my 3000gt with remote start was $350 or so including installation.

 

My viper alarm has a starter kill relay. If the car is armed and if someone sticks the key in the ignition in either the "ON" or "RUN" position, then the car doesn't start and the alarm goes off.

 

There is a way around everything. Might stop some amateurs but not any pros.

 

True, true. I just reread the OP, and he doesn't even want an alarm.

 

Im in for an answer on this too. My car has the factory alarm and it works. I just want keyless entry

 

Have you considered a keyless entry unit from Advanced Keys?

Advanced Keys - AK-104S Smart Key with Knob Start System

And here's a tutorial a community member put together to walk you through installation in a 3S:

Electrical: Install Keyless Entry and Remote Shutdown - 3000GT/Stealth Wiki

 

I read about a remote keyless entry that worked via proximity sensor. They called it the ifob. It looked really cool, but I couldn't find a step by step write up on it...

 

I couldn't find a step by step write up on it...

This one?

https://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/135

Looks like a fun DIY project, but still needs a bit extra polishing.

 

I sometimes can't believe how complicated some chupa-chupas are...

Keyless Entry Remote Fob Clicker for 1993 Mitsubishi 3000GT With Do-It-Yourself Programming : Amazon.com : Automotive

 

I sometimes can't believe how complicated some chupa-chupas are...

Keyless Entry Remote Fob Clicker for 1993 Mitsubishi 3000GT With Do-It-Yourself Programming : Amazon.com : Automotive

WTF is a chupa-chupa? LOL!

 

So my question Kelvin....My 92 has the factory alarm and everything is stock and works. I I buy that Amazon fob do I just need to buy a used keyless system (The factory one that is behind the seatbelt panel on the driver side) and then program and good to go?

 

That fob is the stock keyless entry, what you get is the fob and the box to program it to, plain and simple, as far as i know they sell the fob with the corresponding rf box, make sure all your locks operate or you will fry etacs and the remotes, anyone that says it can't happen obviously has not dealt with etacs for 20 years


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I am pretty sure my car never had keyless entry so I would need whats in the rear cover panel too. I doubt they had it in there but just didn't sell you the fob till the following year model.