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Anti theft means...what do you use?

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NIKwoaC

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1991notchbackLX said:
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You would have to build a roll cage and have it stick out the roof to make a mount for that thing. Ya know, cause its not practical to mount on the side cause of narrow parking spaces and such
 

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I have T-Tops, dude. I've got 2 of those. One on each side.
 

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hot wire from the ignition to the airbag. ****ers wont know what hit em
 

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NikwoaC said:
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Dood ... anti-THEFT, not anti-traffic.

I'd be afraid to use either of those weapons upon someone breaking into my car, actually, because the spray pattern would risk blowing past or through my target and accidentally hitting my car, as well. A .22 with hollow points would be more effective - less knockdown power but also less penetration, so you can just keep plugging the crook over and over again until it clicks, and then you can watch them bleed out slowly in your driveway/garage. Much more rewarding experience. (Just hope that they aren't packing heat, too, or they might take you with 'em.)
 

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Dood ... anti-THEFT, not anti-traffic.

I'd be afraid to use either of those weapons upon someone breaking into my car, actually, because the spray pattern would risk blowing past or through my target and accidentally hitting my car, as well. A .22 with hollow points would be more effective - less knockdown power but also less penetration, so you can just keep plugging the crook over and over again until it clicks, and then you can watch them bleed out slowly in your driveway/garage. Much more rewarding experience. (Just hope that they aren't packing heat, too, or they might take you with 'em.)
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Haha, **** man, sounds like you've thought about this before.
 

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Haha, **** man, sounds like you've thought about this before.
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Well, I did live in Kansas City before, right across the street from a gov't housing project. My neighbor was a hunting nut, and he's the one that told me something similar about being reluctant to use a shotgun on someone breaking into his truck.
 
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1991notchbackLX said:
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Yea I have one of those also, I love it.

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how does that help you when you go to walmart or somewhere lol
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It was a joke, but at least when its home nobody will touch it. Doesn't make sense to me to put on the internet for everyone to see how to steal my car.
 

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strtrcr50 said:
Since I have an 88 with the fuel pump relay under the seat, I just take the relay with me when I leave the car.
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Ditto
 

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Garage @ home, and good ole door locks everywhere else..
 

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