unbreakable autolock--thoughts or opinions?
02-15-2007, 02:38 PM
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unbreakable autolock--thoughts or opinions?
i searched a few threads regarding the usuage of steering wheel clubs or brake locks and it seems ppl either use them as a theft deterrant, a handy weapon, or think they're useless and if someone wants your car hard enough they'll get it.
i guess i'm thinking of getting one just as a deterrent. anyone have the unbreakable autolock brake lock? any opinions about it? or would you recommend a different brand or model?
here's the one in question (left side): http://www.autolock.com/Unbreakable_Auto_BL.htm
and no, i will not be putting that nasty steering wheel cover in my car
i guess i'm thinking of getting one just as a deterrent. anyone have the unbreakable autolock brake lock? any opinions about it? or would you recommend a different brand or model?
here's the one in question (left side): http://www.autolock.com/Unbreakable_Auto_BL.htm
and no, i will not be putting that nasty steering wheel cover in my car
02-15-2007, 03:33 PM
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"Bust-off" steering wheel and brake locks in 60 Seconds!
Easy & FUN to use!
No more picking or drilling!
No more damage to car interior!
Pays for itself in one use!
No power necessary!
Satisfaction guaranteed!
Removes the Club®, the Autolock™, & some U-shaped bicycle locks!
i lol'ed at 'Easy and FUN to use!'
jesus. nevermind then. haha.
Easy & FUN to use!
No more picking or drilling!
No more damage to car interior!
Pays for itself in one use!
No power necessary!
Satisfaction guaranteed!
Removes the Club®, the Autolock™, & some U-shaped bicycle locks!
i lol'ed at 'Easy and FUN to use!'
jesus. nevermind then. haha.
02-15-2007, 03:57 PM
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02-15-2007, 08:40 PM
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Originally Posted by xizor
the imobilizer should be enough to prevent anyone from stealing your car outright without a full fledge swap of the ECU
02-15-2007, 08:44 PM
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Get it. It's all about layers when it comes to security. The more the better, anything that slows them down helps.
I wish that was true, there are other ways of getting around the imobilizer.
Originally Posted by xizor
the imobilizer should be enough to prevent anyone from stealing your car outright without a full fledge swap of the ECU
02-16-2007, 01:18 AM
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Originally Posted by PACman
I like how they write...
* LOCKSMITHS
* TOW TRUCK OPERATORS
* AUTOMOBILE REPOSSESSION PROFESSIONALS
* FIREMEN & PUBLIC SAFETY SERVICES ....
...and you forgot thieves you fucktards! :thief:
02-16-2007, 10:35 AM
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I use the auto lock on my car so does my friend. He has a Honda civic..umm well did..he traded it in for a TSX after seeing mine haha. Anyway he parked his Civic in Chinatown and they broke in and but didn't see the autolock. They got so pissed that they took a hammer and pounded all these dents into his hood. Honestly, it is just a deterrent. If they want it they will find a way to get
02-16-2007, 10:39 AM
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why am i not surprised? i can totally see that happening in chinatown.
i get a little nervous when i park in flushing b/c i feel like the probability of someone doing something to my car increases since there are ricers there. but i hope they'd hit the civics first.
i may just end up getting one and keeping it in the car.
i get a little nervous when i park in flushing b/c i feel like the probability of someone doing something to my car increases since there are ricers there. but i hope they'd hit the civics first.
i may just end up getting one and keeping it in the car.
02-16-2007, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by tony4311
I wish that was true, there are other ways of getting around the imobilizer.
02-16-2007, 11:07 AM
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Originally Posted by xizor
Such as? I have have seen only 1 person on this forum say their car was stolen
02-16-2007, 06:46 PM
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Originally Posted by xizor
Such as? I have have seen only 1 person on this forum say their car was stolen
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