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Ways to prevent ur VL from getting stolen

Started by Vella · 17 Dec 2005 · 4 replies

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VellaArchived member
1. If you have an auto, put a padlock between the leaver and the top bit, that way they cant move the stick. 2. Get a bonnet protecter, u can get em for $5 at super cheap auto once its installed u activate it by opening ur bonnet and unclipping two wires. 3. Change the stock VL locks IMMEDIATELY! i would go for solex locks they�re a top brand. 4. Install a metal jacket, they're around $10 and it comes with easy to follow instructions for installation, it makes it almost impossible to hotwire the car. 5. Finally get a decent alarm system, if you are looking for a top alarm system look for the 'screamer' once its gone off, you wont be able to sit in the car, its that loud.... Anyway hope that helps anyone that is worried about there VL from getting stolen Thx - Andrew
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VL_NickArchived member
there is an entire thread on this already
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VellaArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by VL_Nick there is an entire thread on this already Yeh but these r just cheap simple ways, because not everyone has the money for top security these days.
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JetArchived member
Have a read through the whole thread... http://www.calaisturbo.com.au/showthread.php?p=536754
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aus880Archived member
Padlock is useless, easy to move anyway 100s of threads on Solex locks, not proven to be any use Full metal jackets are good but more than $10 Thread already exist about security
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