don't steal my ride !
01-07-2008 | 07:25 AM
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Does anyone have a good post or link about installing an s2000 kill switch. I had one in my old civic and it worked great. I have done many searches but never found a DIRECT how to. I just want a simple fuel pump kill switch but i have no idea what wire to tap into. I could just go to the fuel pump itself however its under the soft top and i am not going to all that trouble to get to it. Any advice??
01-07-2008 | 07:56 AM
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Hire someone to sit in a van, 300 yards away with a 6x24 scoped .338 Remington Ultra Mag sighted in on the driver's door. It may be expensive and slightly illegal (and potentially messy) but it's 100% effective. Seriously, look at Craigslist for a cheapo car. The stress of NOT having to leave your S at an airport is worth the cost.
01-07-2008 | 09:31 AM
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Originally Posted by plutonium239, Jan 7 2008, 08:56 AM
Hire someone to sit in a van, 300 yards away with a 6x24 scoped .338 Remington Ultra Mag sighted in on the driver's door. It may be expensive and slightly illegal (and potentially messy) but it's 100% effective
Gotta love the aiport: They've got the right to strip search you, but have no security for the parking lots.
01-07-2008 | 09:39 AM
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From: Modesto, Cali'
Originally Posted by flag2carrot,Jan 6 2008, 06:08 PM
looking for steering wheel locks and other anti theft devices. any recommendations for parking in shady places ? in this case, it's airport parking from monday morning to thursday night, every week. got a lo-j installed already.
cheers !
cheers !
As for security, you should hook up a fuel cut off switch and hide it somewhere in the vehicle
01-07-2008 | 09:43 AM
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From: NEW JERSEY
Originally Posted by thereur,Jan 6 2008, 07:06 PM
Wheel locks, seat locks and Ravelco. Don't know how true Ravelco's claims are, but my car now basically has 2 very hard to find kill switches. Still don't think I'd leave it at unattended airport parking.
01-07-2008 | 03:35 PM
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From: Orange County CA
Originally Posted by mikeyr,Jan 6 2008, 09:55 PM
Why not leave it at the airport, its just a car will it be afraid of the airplane noise ? last time I flew out for work, I left my S at LAX for 4 days in the covered long term parking, since it was covered I even left the top down.
With how often the seats get stolen I would think you were crazy to knowingly leave the car unprotected for 4days.
I wold call a taxi and have them take me and pick me up from the airport before I left my car there to be stripped
01-07-2008 | 04:36 PM
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From: north pheonix,Az
anti theft for me is
-steering wheel lock in shady areas
-viper alarm with remote pager and extra options installed such as a perimeter sensor so I can leave my top down and if someone sticks their hand in lower than the top of the doors it will trip the siren
-tilt sensors so somone cant jack the car up
-impact sensors
- keeping head unit in center console with it locked
trying to park in plain sight (not behind buildings or in empty parking lots)
-steering wheel lock in shady areas
-viper alarm with remote pager and extra options installed such as a perimeter sensor so I can leave my top down and if someone sticks their hand in lower than the top of the doors it will trip the siren
-tilt sensors so somone cant jack the car up
-impact sensors
- keeping head unit in center console with it locked
trying to park in plain sight (not behind buildings or in empty parking lots)