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BDMs14 12-12-2009 09:54 PM

Ok, what about car thieves that have toe trucks and flatbeds???

DR NISSAN 12-13-2009 09:00 AM

I'd take the ignitor chip with me

thrax 12-13-2009 09:19 AM

keep it stock looking
no visible stereo upgrades
no heavy tints which tells people you are hiding something
no rims that are worth more than your car
theft deterrent systems like a "club" to make it time consuming for thieves
park beside more expensive cars or cars that don't do the above, they'll take that one first

ms!3 12-13-2009 10:13 AM

you guys worry too much.

Jonathan Rivera 12-13-2009 04:36 PM

quick release..... with the hub lock.... cant put any steering wheel on it... if they want ur ride bad theyll just tow it....lol

Jonathan Rivera 12-13-2009 04:39 PM

by the way thanks for giving away all of are tricks we had up our sleeves to the theives.. .

Rbrum 12-13-2009 09:35 PM

lol^ yea a quick release would be good but what if ur going in the mall.. r u gonna carry it with u haha

Lozer 12-14-2009 12:12 AM

lock it in the trunk ^^^^

HemiCharger 12-14-2009 03:11 PM

dont drive it....

NismoDriverS13 12-14-2009 03:28 PM

1.put a turd stick under the door handle! lol.

2.own a poisonous snake or something and leave it inside the car.

3.put ur car on blocks and take all the wheels off.

filluptieu 12-14-2009 03:37 PM

man you guys are all off sadlly.... down here in texas at least people have been stealing cars by just getting a tower... its sad, doesnt even matter anymore, if they want your car they will get it. best alarm is a gun license paired with a actual gun and a great set of ears to listen for your alarm... oh yea a nice pair of nike running shoes haha

D.Adams 12-14-2009 03:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by filluptieu (Post 3185720)
man you guys are all off sadlly.... down here in texas at least people have been stealing cars by just getting a tower... its sad, doesnt even matter anymore, if they want your car they will get it. best alarm is a gun license paired with a actual gun and a great set of ears to listen for your alarm... oh yea a nice pair of nike running shoes haha


yea but caifornia is a comunist state. really hard to get a CCW or even buy a hand gun.

yukon 12-14-2009 11:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AS240 (Post 3178302)
a good theif will keep spare fuses and such, thats why i pull my ecu. its kinda unlikely for a theif to just happen to have a ecu on him lol tint you windows too as dark as possible if you havent. the less they can see on the inside the better

if you pull your ecu very often you will disconnect the wires. they dont have strong connections.

godrifttoday 12-17-2009 03:27 AM

How about u just put ur car on jackstands everyday and with an alarm . Motion sensors. Kill switches ...

hotlavaflow 12-17-2009 07:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jacob'S13 (Post 3179949)
1. clutch lock
2. detach steering
3. steering hub lock
4. couple kill switches wouldnt hurt.

That's it right there, plus an alarm and wheel lock (placed on the front wheel). You live in NJ c'mon and btw 240's aren't under the radar here anymore.

cumbewong 12-17-2009 07:30 AM

quick release/lock
killswitches
pedal locks
basic LOUD ASS alarm

nathanong87 12-17-2009 07:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BDMs14 (Post 3183068)
Ok, what about car thieves that have toe trucks and flatbeds???

there are anti-tilt sensors that you can tie in with most 2-way alarms.

also something that people are doing is.

1. have an old phone that has 911 GPS capability
2. hardwire it to your cars power supply and HIDE the phone
3. if your car is stolen, as the police to trace the number
4. even if thieves disconnect the battery, u may have more hours of phone standby.

i've heard of people using multiple kill switches.... and toggle panel where by only a certain set of toggle positions will allow for ignition.

i wish i had the money to do all i listed above lmao

SirSilvia 12-17-2009 07:11 PM

THIS
http://www.vanillaslice.info/images/...;20garage2.jpg

that and I am soon to install a starter kill keypad. and before any of you go "hurr hurr that can be bypassed" stfu, If you're not an idiot you'll figure this is a good design and when wired properly, you won't be able to by pass it.

Enter code wrong 4x and it locks the car for 5mins, cannot try to start it again. even if you had a key. I think its 18750 codes available on my specific model, good luck. and with the lockout period, its going to take you about, at most 390.625 hours, or 16 days to go through all the codes.

"hurr hurr, you can snip the wires off the keypad and short them out" you think the company thought of this? plus if you do that, you're only hindering yourself further. the module (which should be wired properly away from the column and hidden amongst the stock wiring) If it doesn't receive the correct code, its not completing the circuit for you.


all and all, if someone wants it bad enough, they'll get it. sad truth

S14Josh 01-06-2010 03:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nathanong87 (Post 3190355)
there are anti-tilt sensors that you can tie in with most 2-way alarms.

also something that people are doing is.

1. have an old phone that has 911 GPS capability
2. hardwire it to your cars power supply and HIDE the phone
3. if your car is stolen, as the police to trace the number
4. even if thieves disconnect the battery, u may have more hours of phone standby.

i've heard of people using multiple kill switches.... and toggle panel where by only a certain set of toggle positions will allow for ignition.

i wish i had the money to do all i listed above lmao

I hate to bump this thread, but someone was scoping out my 14 last night and now I'm super paranoid. I have an old blackberry that I still have in my car, it's deactivated, but any phone should be able to get tracked by 911 as long as it's turned on correct? Anyone have any extra info or links on doing something like this?

stinky_180 01-06-2010 05:00 PM

wont keep it from getting stolen but, this will help track your car if you have no idea where its at:

PocketFinder Family of Personal GPS Locators

my friend helped develop the software for this device.

Sleepy240 01-06-2010 05:18 PM

Anti-theft measure = Sell your 240

amdnivram 01-06-2010 08:06 PM

or live in your car lol

Slammed180 01-06-2010 09:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sleepy240 (Post 3221783)
Anti-theft measure = Sell your 240

That was the first thing that popped into my head when I read the thread title.

Fuckin' joke stealer.

Unknown007 01-06-2010 09:49 PM

I'm buying a Tiger soon.=D

You can always pull your engine out!!!

Also you can have you car have sensors so when a person tries to open or touchs the window the car turns on and idles then honks hahaha.........

A huge suggestion is if you tint your windows then it means you got stuff inside.Mine are untinted and you can see my roll bar and everything but if I was a thieve I'd go for the tinted window one.

Maybe depends but yeah just don't be so paranoid it's like when you baby the car then something happens.When you notice people scoping your car keep an eye out or report a car driving by your house frequently.Or put peanut butter under your door handle lol.

RB24_S14 01-06-2010 10:41 PM

I say the quick release steering wheel. Top it off with a Fuel cut and battery kill switch well hidden in your car. Or buy a pitbull and leave him in your car every night lol

RB24_S14 01-06-2010 10:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stinky_180 (Post 3221740)
wont keep it from getting stolen but, this will help track your car if you have no idea where its at:

PocketFinder Family of Personal GPS Locators

my friend helped develop the software for this device.


Im going to find a GPS locator. Those damn alarms dont work when you need them! Those damn haters always like keying your car or something. im about to buy a survaillance camera.

RYAN_S-14 01-06-2010 11:03 PM

I used to have the ignition switched and an alarm with OEM led light on my JDM S-14.

I pulled down the panel below the steering wheel cut the start wire and ran a switch inside the cig lighter. I then reinstalled everything like it was factory wire loom and all. The alarm i had was basic with a back up battery all hidden like it was factory.

That was the key i think, factory apperience to confuse any prosepcted thiefs into not knowing WTF was stock or aftermarket.

nismo_kouki 01-06-2010 11:25 PM

Move to southern Indiana nothing gets stolen here.....

jamg 01-06-2010 11:48 PM

live on your own island

fliprayzin240sx 01-07-2010 03:48 AM

Alarm with a hidden back up battery and a 160 decibel siren hidden behind the dash and pointed at the driver. You break in, the alarm goes off, ill make sure youre ears will be bleeding before you decide to get out and give up.


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