Razor Blade Car Protection
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Razor Blade Car Protection
Was talking to some guys about thieves and cars and what not, came across the idea that some guys are strategically installing razor blades on parts of their cars that thieves generally target, so they get a nice little surprise when they go to rip of the part. Has anyone heard of this? Has anyone done this? Does it work? Also, where and how do you recommend installing the blades?
Thanks in advance,
LnS
Thanks in advance,
LnS
Last edited by Low 'N Slow; 03-08-2012 at 11:45 AM.
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That's right. Low AND Slow. Yes. I like that.
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I so want to know too!
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some guys at school were saying they put them on this inside of their lip kits, around the roof lips, fender liners, edges of the front lip, pretty much anywhere a thief would have to grab and pull to get a part off your car quick, and out of sight. not sure how they mounted them, trying to figure that out right now
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Let say I'm a thief. I try to take off your lip kit and get hurt by those little razor blades.
I would put a hole in all 4 tires and put a hammer mark on every body panel as well as windows JUST BECAUSE you try to mess with me.
I would put a hole in all 4 tires and put a hammer mark on every body panel as well as windows JUST BECAUSE you try to mess with me.
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this is crazy.
i'd hate to forget where i mounted the razor blades and slice my finger off doing maintenance.
i'd hate to forget where i mounted the razor blades and slice my finger off doing maintenance.
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ive weighed that option, couple things that have steered me away. 1. im a college student on budget, a GOOD system with that option would be upwards of 300-400, i just dont have that kinda money to drop 2. in my neighborhood, there's alarms going off all the time, an alarm wont deter someone who runs up to my car, rips off the lips, and runs away. and 3. I dont want more fobs on my keyring. could i mod a OEM fob to work with an aftermarket system?
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ive weighed that option, couple things that have steered me away. 1. im a college student on budget, a GOOD system with that option would be upwards of 300-400, i just dont have that kinda money to drop 2. in my neighborhood, there's alarms going off all the time, an alarm wont deter someone who runs up to my car, rips off the lips, and runs away. and 3. I dont want more fobs on my keyring. could i mod a OEM fob to work with an aftermarket system?
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so you're saying you'd just let someone steal your shit?
i dont care what you think of what i do to my car, im gonna protect my shit. if a theif does that to my car, its covered under insurance, stealing my aftermarket lips isnt covered.
if you'd like to answer one of my questions or be even remotely helpful, then i really appreciate it, if not get the fuck out
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I agree with Shoofin', that's a lawsuit waiting to happen.
Save up and get an alarm system and park your car close to your window, have an eye out with a baseball bat ready .. not really much more you can do? .
Save up and get an alarm system and park your car close to your window, have an eye out with a baseball bat ready .. not really much more you can do? .
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ive weighed that option, couple things that have steered me away. 1. im a college student on budget, a GOOD system with that option would be upwards of 300-400, i just dont have that kinda money to drop 2. in my neighborhood, there's alarms going off all the time, an alarm wont deter someone who runs up to my car, rips off the lips, and runs away. and 3. I dont want more fobs on my keyring. could i mod a OEM fob to work with an aftermarket system?
However using razor blades are you serious? Stop trolling please.
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Great, another reason not to buy a used car, getting sliced when you wash it the first time.
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The stupid is strong in this thread!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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How do you fit Razor behind your lip kit..?
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Was talking to some guys about thieves and cars and what not, came across the idea that some guys are strategically installing razor blades on parts of their cars that thieves generally target, so they get a nice little surprise when they go to rip of the part. Has anyone heard of this? Has anyone done this? Does it work? Also, where and how do you recommend installing the blades?
Thanks in advance,
LnS
Thanks in advance,
LnS
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I heard packing an IED in the dash behind the radio, with a trip wire on the volume knob works wonders!!!!!
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OP, just put a huge ass sticker on your hood and trunk.
YOU ARE BEING FILMED RIGHT NOW BITCHES
YOU ARE BEING FILMED RIGHT NOW BITCHES