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Best ways to prevent VL/VLT getting stolen

Started by GLD-086 vbmenu_register("postmenu_545546", true); · 9 June 2005 · 142 replies

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12 gauge shot gun works everytime
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Park desired vl into large remote roller door shutting garage, connected to the house/other building and made of brick with no windows and a tin roof. Once Vl is parked in garage chain up to steel rings bolted to the garage floor with 2inch iron chain, weighing 20kg per 10cm lengh. Chain to the strenghtned tow points on the chasis of the car. Now enable your 5 motion activated lasers and thermal/nightvision cameras, with bullet proof lenses that are stratigically located around the garage and press the door close button on the wall to enable all systems. Exit with in 7 seconds. Once outside, confirm with your hired 24hr security that all systems have been switched on. bla bla
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Quote: Originally Posted by Bundaboy Fence off your house with a 3 foot high fence that has a sliding gate that can be locked. With that have halogen floodlighting with sensors and you can even have an external PIR sensor for an alarm system. Program the alarm system to make the keypads beep when triggered. Combine this with a decent car alarm with a few loud screamers and hidden strobe lights and many kill switches it should be fine. Also to help prevent it from being broken into you should somehow make it harder to slide the internal lock switch. Somehow make it require alot of strength to slide it as this will make it harder to slide something in to unlock it. you can also use the car boot lock to lock your wheels. The Clublock is also good. You can use pedal locks and even wrapp a chain around the pedals and then chain it to the steering wheel. 3 feet? Why even bother having a fence?
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something so simple can help, i know people who always full lock there steering wheel that have carports whith club locks just makes it harder to push away cos this is how cars are usually stolen at night they push them down the street.
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Dig yourself a massive moat around your house and raise the drawbridge. Simple.
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Quote: Originally Posted by MadVK308 Dig yourself a massive moat around your house and raise the drawbridge. Simple. Brilliant idea, i went and bought a shovel today Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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lol, just wondering, my vl needs some sort of security jizzo thingo on it, recomendations? it has alot of intereor work done to it (for now) would really dark tint also deter mother fu<kers from stealing speakers/audio equipment? This is my next investment and my car is my life in regards to my living (as everyone elses here would be) Cheers - Chris
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pah.... all your ideas.... they are funny.... if u really wanna get the suckers, as i have said before SEAT COVERS 30 Cm ruler a few 4" nails (rusty of course) hammer method 1. put seat covers on car, cut tiny 2" slit on the side of drivers one 2. with ruler, hammer and rust nails, hammer a few nails along the ruler, in different places 3. when you LEAVE the car, LEAVE it unlocked (drivers door only) and place ruler, pointy side up 4. set up video camera close to car, and inside looking at drivers seat 5. (best part) wait, lookin from somewhere hidden at the potential thief, look at you drivers door, wonder why its open, and get in option.... on the bottom side of the ruler place some switches, connedted to a few hi energy coils in turn connected to the nails when enough weight is placed on ruler, switches will goto on position, thus shocking the **** out of the guy that just sat on rusty 4" nails im cruel, but ive had a car stolen.... usually they dont sit in gently, they jump in the car too... hahaha....
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mad wog that idea is perfect. thanks mate Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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Stuff that, make them death filled syringes..
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You know a simple thing to do, even though I live up north and its prolly not going to work down there, I just disconnect the Crank angle sensor plug but not pull it off the whole way - If I am going away for an extended period, this will give the car no spark and will not start. Oh I lock the wheels at full lock and steering lock it. And lock the doors in a garage with no windows and two entrances, one is the roller door the other goes straight into my room, where a Metal Baseball bat sleeps beside me as well as a 12'' Bowe knife!!!!!! lol..... Oh and My pet Quaryanne........
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i still wanna see someone do my idea!
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**** it call up assama bin laddin strap a bomb to your car leave the detonator in a safe at your house when it gets stolen blow the ****s up..................
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i would pay to watch that HoldonV8. then ull know how far ur car has travelled and also where it is located, due to the massive firebal that it will cause. shame about the car tho.
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farkin hell some of these crack me up soo much! ahahaha!!! MaD_WoG has the the most nasty idea ever!
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Everytime you hop out of your car pop the bonnet and take off the lead from the Ignition Coil and put it in your pocket Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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And then they grab a lead from the dizzy to a plug and use that instead.
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unfortunately bottom line is if they want it they will take it. IMO most VL thiefs, are actually VL enthusiasts. No one knows a VL like a VL owner.
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Quote: Originally Posted by Miz_VL_Turbo unfortunately bottom line is if they want it they will take it. IMO most VL thiefs, are actually VL enthusiasts. No one knows a VL like a VL owner. Very true indeed
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you run the + from the coil under your seat and poke it up through the fabric, then every time they try to start it it will zap them, and if they do get it started there gunna have a fun ride.
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