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Old 23 April 2013, 07:15 AM
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Hi guys just wondering what people thought was the most effective security device for their pride and joy, ie alarm , immobiliser , tracker or other ?
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Removable steering wheel
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remove road wheels will slow them down
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Originally Posted by F1 CJE UK
Removable steering wheel
+1 unless crooks are going around with steering wheels in there pocketsSJ.
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but on a serious note (all of the above) the more problems you can give a thief the better.I.E alarm going off in there ears a immobiliser to deal with a steering wheel lock or better yet a snap off QR equals no steering wheel,a garage tracker etc....my moto is make it as hard as possible for the *****.SJ.
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Yes i hadn't thought of removable steering wheel but makes sense so long as you cant just attach any other to your boss.
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ott?
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Originally Posted by Tidgy


ott?
not really but where would youy keep itSJ.
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Originally Posted by stonejedi
not really but where would youy keep itSJ.

was thinking of a couple of pop up ones, maybe front and back of the car so all angles are covered,,,,,,
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I'm really interested in a quick release steering wheel for this exact reason, I've had one in the past but it was before airbags and new mot rules, can you fit one to a newage STI legally?

My only problem ( although its a worry whether it has removable wheel or not ) would be someone breaking into my house through the day obviously knowing they would need the wheel to get the car away!

I really need to acquire approx 15k to build my garage/extension lol

Mick
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Really nice, one for front and one for back. But in reality it is preferable to have steering lock of good quality that is capable of bearing any type of jerks and there is built-in lock facility in every car now a days. One thing, steering lock is clearly visible so that any harmful person think many times before doing any activity.
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