still 40+ for a decent newish sti.. the only real way to steal one is a flatbed then chuck it in a workshop for a few days to bypass the whole security system to get the prick started.. even if the car gets hijacked it will shut itself down.. the problem is some people might d/c some of the security features to put a turbo timer in as they cant both be used as far as i know...
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Originally Posted by stoney
yeah, but there is still the pin code to deal with... i dont think they would be easily accessible
Professional thieves can merely buy a new computer for an STI , complete with codes and swap it into one they want to steal.
How easy
Im sure even if they started going around to suss out addresses where VL's are kept, half the VL owner's on here are a little tougher than Nikki Webster (I hope), and won't let them drive outta there without a challenge..........
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Originally Posted by Loud'nLow
Yeah, if I found a theiving c*@# having a go at my car I'd do my best to hospitalise him.
not best id just do it
like nike
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Originally Posted by morepsi
I like this word "wallah" reminds me of Homer at clown school when Krusty was reading funny town names :Walla Walla"
"viola" is the spelling you're after.
Jeez guess whose bored at work today?
It's "voila". Literally means "here it is". French word.
You're bored at work, I'm bored at home!!!!
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Originally Posted by INFLYT
Im sure even if they started going around to suss out addresses where VL's are kept, half the VL owner's on here are a little tougher than Nikki Webster (I hope), and won't let them drive outta there without a challenge..........
exactly.. not even the last owner of my VL would be able to start it now.. plus its locked up in a garage with another car behind it.. plus they would hav to go right past my bedroom and the door with the 8inch knife sticking into the wood next to it..