Is there a wire you can disconnect in your car to delay theft?
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Originally Posted by MrDude_1
VATS stops the common thief.
the common thief needs a flatbed or trailer.
the professional thief (or one that knows how to get around VATS and has a tool to do so) still has to invest a good amount of time to bypass VATS.... so that limits the cars that can be stolen... airport long-term parking spots are a favorite though.
the common thief needs a flatbed or trailer.
the professional thief (or one that knows how to get around VATS and has a tool to do so) still has to invest a good amount of time to bypass VATS.... so that limits the cars that can be stolen... airport long-term parking spots are a favorite though.
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I remember the old steering wheel ones.. you could lean back on the seat and either push with your feet or kick the steering whel.. and bend it enough to take it off.. or you could do it with your hands if you were mad strong enough
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Originally Posted by 96ta
what the hell is vats?
as for two way alarms i find they work best in conjuction with any firearm...ie my .40 cal pistol, shotgun, high powered rifle even......
as for two way alarms i find they work best in conjuction with any firearm...ie my .40 cal pistol, shotgun, high powered rifle even......
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Originally Posted by NHRAMAN
..I also have an AUTOLOCK----Grabs the clutch/brake pedal and is impossible to saw through with a hacksaw..we tried..Barely made a dent in 15 minutes and 3 carbide blades...cost me 60 bucks CDN a few years ago...
A can of Freon will take care of that in under 10 seconds....cracks like glass