Best security you will get for 20 bucks
03-05-12, 05:30 PM
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Best security you will get for 20 bucks
Found this neat trick a wile back, never posted. I thought you guys might like it.
Just aply your reg. "The club" stearing wheel lock like so, and not onley is your wheel locked but anyone in suspect can't put down your e-brake. Where you going? Nowhere!!!
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Just aply your reg. "The club" stearing wheel lock like so, and not onley is your wheel locked but anyone in suspect can't put down your e-brake. Where you going? Nowhere!!!
[IMG]<a href="http://s1049.photobucket.com/albums/s395/V8-Slayer/?action=view&current=LOCK2.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i1049.photobucket.com/albums/s395/V8-Slayer/LOCK2.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>[/IMG]
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03-05-12, 06:17 PM
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A hack saw or battery powered saw makes very very very quick work of the steering wheel, bend and slide that contraption out of the way, toss it out the window.
Those things only keep away "honest" thieves. They also advertise that it is the only security device to be defeated on the car.
Total waste of money.
Those things only keep away "honest" thieves. They also advertise that it is the only security device to be defeated on the car.
Total waste of money.
03-05-12, 06:26 PM
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A hack saw or battery powered saw makes very very very quick work of the steering wheel, bend and slide that contraption out of the way, toss it out the window.
Those things only keep away "honest" thieves. They also advertise that it is the only security device to be defeated on the car.
Total waste of money.
Those things only keep away "honest" thieves. They also advertise that it is the only security device to be defeated on the car.
Total waste of money.
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A hack saw or battery powered saw makes very very very quick work of the steering wheel, bend and slide that contraption out of the way, toss it out the window.
Those things only keep away "honest" thieves. They also advertise that it is the only security device to be defeated on the car.
Total waste of money.
Those things only keep away "honest" thieves. They also advertise that it is the only security device to be defeated on the car.
Total waste of money.
It's pretty embarrassing to get hit with your own "theft device" when the car is driving away..lol!
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03-05-12, 10:47 PM
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i thought the best theft deterrent was that its a 25 year old mazda?
i'm old and i'm lazy, if i want your car, i'm showing up with a truck and trailer....
i'm old and i'm lazy, if i want your car, i'm showing up with a truck and trailer....
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actually the one time one of my cars did get broken into, we found the guy later that day and told his mom... seriously who steals stuff from an 88 mazda?
the answer, only someone ELSE with an 88 mazda, and we all know each other.....
the answer, only someone ELSE with an 88 mazda, and we all know each other.....
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I got a hidden battery cutout switch.
No manual kill-switch, but electrical with a relay hidden somewhere you wont easily find it.
Stops the battery from draining too
No manual kill-switch, but electrical with a relay hidden somewhere you wont easily find it.
Stops the battery from draining too
03-09-12, 08:47 PM
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I don't leave anything valuable in my car when I'm at the store or something, and I rarely leave my 7 alone by itself in public for much time. Plus its rare for anyone breaking into a car around here.
My home anti theft system for my cars starts with:
-Living in the backwoods of the middle of nowhere, down a long driveway over a hill.
-guns
-and three of these:
I leave the keys in my cars, unlocked. I feel certain, that no one is going to venture out here to steal something, when the odds of them getting away at all are, well, quite slim.
...
When I lived in chicago though, that killed me knowing people where walking right by my car at all hours of the day. When I use to have my honda, I would dream several times a month(still do occasionally lol) that it was stolen. Wake up, and run to the window in a panic to make sure it was still there... lol. I don't miss living in the city.
My home anti theft system for my cars starts with:
-Living in the backwoods of the middle of nowhere, down a long driveway over a hill.
-guns
-and three of these:
I leave the keys in my cars, unlocked. I feel certain, that no one is going to venture out here to steal something, when the odds of them getting away at all are, well, quite slim.
...
When I lived in chicago though, that killed me knowing people where walking right by my car at all hours of the day. When I use to have my honda, I would dream several times a month(still do occasionally lol) that it was stolen. Wake up, and run to the window in a panic to make sure it was still there... lol. I don't miss living in the city.
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