My s2k with seat locks finally installed!
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Awesome! The newest level of security I use for my car are motion activated flood lights and IR sensors so when you enter the garage, I most definitely know. Battery backup and an alarm that triggers when the main batter is disconnected and 2 way paging and GPS realtime chip.
Alarm is slient because I want the thief to think no one knows so I can show up with the glock, carbine or even the roadblock. Even if I dont have to kill the thief, im still gonna batter his ass all over the place.
There are MANY loopholes which make stealing our car very east for scumbags. You can cover most of them, but will not totally stop the thief, but will definitely slow them down so you can show up and take action.
Id want slashed seats any day over providing money for a scumbags next hit of coke or gay prostution.
Alarm is slient because I want the thief to think no one knows so I can show up with the glock, carbine or even the roadblock. Even if I dont have to kill the thief, im still gonna batter his ass all over the place.
There are MANY loopholes which make stealing our car very east for scumbags. You can cover most of them, but will not totally stop the thief, but will definitely slow them down so you can show up and take action.
Id want slashed seats any day over providing money for a scumbags next hit of coke or gay prostution.
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R Legend, the mentality is alot different from florida to texas.
In florida, HOW DARE YOU not allow a thief into your home and prevent him from helping himself to shit to pawn and buy crack with. The fla law protects scumbags and criminals.
In Texas, youre allowed to protect yourself more, which I like, so if a dousche bag breaks into your house with a machette screaming and charging you, you are justified to blow the fukker away. Im florida, the thiefs family would sue you and win.
In florida, HOW DARE YOU not allow a thief into your home and prevent him from helping himself to shit to pawn and buy crack with. The fla law protects scumbags and criminals.
In Texas, youre allowed to protect yourself more, which I like, so if a dousche bag breaks into your house with a machette screaming and charging you, you are justified to blow the fukker away. Im florida, the thiefs family would sue you and win.
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From: South Florida
Originally Posted by R Legend,Mar 10 2010, 06:51 PM
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I think your post is pretty ignorant and rude. It has been proven that layers of security works in keeping parts/vehicles safe.
1. If the seat locks are on it is going to take a heck of alot more time to get them out, which means exposing them futher than they want to.
2. I'd rather them slash my seats and buy some Clazzio seat covers that have to source another full set.
3. If its the entire car they are after all of the above won't stop a professional. In most cases they will just tow the thing.
4. If what your saying is true, you must leave your car unlocked to allow the thief easy access to your seats w/ out damaging the top???
I owned an ITR for 6 years and had to deal with theft beyond comprehension. I would hardly say they are a waste! GTFO!
I think your post is pretty ignorant and rude. It has been proven that layers of security works in keeping parts/vehicles safe.
1. If the seat locks are on it is going to take a heck of alot more time to get them out, which means exposing them futher than they want to.
2. I'd rather them slash my seats and buy some Clazzio seat covers that have to source another full set.
3. If its the entire car they are after all of the above won't stop a professional. In most cases they will just tow the thing.
4. If what your saying is true, you must leave your car unlocked to allow the thief easy access to your seats w/ out damaging the top???
I owned an ITR for 6 years and had to deal with theft beyond comprehension. I would hardly say they are a waste! GTFO!
u love them so much, go ahead and buy them. i hope they accomplish what you want them to do.
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From: South Florida
Originally Posted by lawliver,Mar 11 2010, 07:28 PM
Lol ignorant post is ignorant
definition of ignorant as defined by dictionary.com
ig·no·rant /ˈɪgnərənt/ Show Spelled[ig-ner-uhnt] Show IPA
–adjective
1.lacking in knowledge or training; unlearned: an ignorant man.
2.lacking knowledge or information as to a particular subject or fact: ignorant of quantum physics.
3.uninformed; unaware.
4.due to or showing lack of knowledge or training: an ignorant statement.
hmm, lacking knowledge, lacking information, showing lack of knowlesge.
OH THATS RIGHT, I POSTED A STORY TO BACK UP MY OPINION, A STORY THAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED TO ME. SO HAVE FUN WITH YOUR USLESS SEATLOCKS. LOL AT THOSE THINGS......
so in actuallity, your post is the ignorant one, since i had real knowledge in the subject.
thanks for playing have a nice day.
oh and by the way, your ignant post is just plain ignant
go back to school and learn the language your using. that would be very helpful for you in the future.
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From: Temecula, CA
Originally Posted by R Legend,Mar 10 2010, 03:51 PM
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I think your post is pretty ignorant and rude. It has been proven that layers of security works in keeping parts/vehicles safe.
1. If the seat locks are on it is going to take a heck of alot more time to get them out, which means exposing them futher than they want to.
2. I'd rather them slash my seats and buy some Clazzio seat covers that have to source another full set.
3. If its the entire car they are after all of the above won't stop a professional. In most cases they will just tow the thing.
4. If what your saying is true, you must leave your car unlocked to allow the thief easy access to your seats w/ out damaging the top???
I owned an ITR for 6 years and had to deal with theft beyond comprehension. I would hardly say they are a waste! GTFO!
I think your post is pretty ignorant and rude. It has been proven that layers of security works in keeping parts/vehicles safe.
1. If the seat locks are on it is going to take a heck of alot more time to get them out, which means exposing them futher than they want to.
2. I'd rather them slash my seats and buy some Clazzio seat covers that have to source another full set.
3. If its the entire car they are after all of the above won't stop a professional. In most cases they will just tow the thing.
4. If what your saying is true, you must leave your car unlocked to allow the thief easy access to your seats w/ out damaging the top???
I owned an ITR for 6 years and had to deal with theft beyond comprehension. I would hardly say they are a waste! GTFO!
