security
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 615
From: Near Cape Cod, Mass.
RE: security
Y'all are very welcome. I can't take credit for finding the original link, though. I found on a now defunct Mustang board (trademark issues).
I love it as it's almost hidden. Most people will never notice it but I feel a little bit more secure knowing they can break in but will still never be able to shift it out of park.
(Installation was easy with the right allen wrench)
I love it as it's almost hidden. Most people will never notice it but I feel a little bit more secure knowing they can break in but will still never be able to shift it out of park.
(Installation was easy with the right allen wrench)
4th Gear Member
Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 1,261
From: Concord, NC
RE: security
If any of you have a msd box it basicly have a built in kill switch. If the extra wire gos to ground the car will not start. You just run that wire to a hidden switch and the other side of the switch to ground.
4th Gear Member
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 1,168
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RE: security
ORIGINAL: MustangPammie
Y'all are very welcome. I can't take credit for finding the original link, though. I found on a now defunct Mustang board (trademark issues).
I love it as it's almost hidden. Most people will never notice it but I feel a little bit more secure knowing they can break in but will still never be able to shift it out of park.
(Installation was easy with the right allen wrench)
Y'all are very welcome. I can't take credit for finding the original link, though. I found on a now defunct Mustang board (trademark issues).
I love it as it's almost hidden. Most people will never notice it but I feel a little bit more secure knowing they can break in but will still never be able to shift it out of park.
(Installation was easy with the right allen wrench)
Ok, this is what my ride will have as anti-theft devices.
1. T-Lock
2. Hood locks
3. Kill switch
4. Alarm
5. The Club
6. Max Car Cover with lock
7. Garage
8. 357 Magnum & 9mm Glock, all with hollow points
...and I'm also considering a Denver-type boot to secure the wheel, so that might be number 9 on the anti-theft devices.
Man, is that overkill or what?
If they do manage to steal my car, I'll even give them a tip for their great efforts.
Mmm, I'm trying to come up with anti-theft device number 10, just to round up the numbers.
5th Gear Member
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 3,806
From: DFW
RE: security
have a flamethrower attached inside your steering wheel, if someone starts the car without the key the flamethrower will burn them
or do what one guy did in the original gone in 60 seconds and leave a tiger in the backseat of his car
or do what one guy did in the original gone in 60 seconds and leave a tiger in the backseat of his car
I ♥ Acer
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 17,565
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RE: security
Didn't someone just post a few days ago that the NASCAR steering wheels are like 40 thousand bucks?
Actually, all these things will keep most thieves from stealing your car, but if you want to be monetarily safe, you just have to insure the car for what it's worth against theft.
Actually, all these things will keep most thieves from stealing your car, but if you want to be monetarily safe, you just have to insure the car for what it's worth against theft.