Car security

>>16055399
Not as good as an aftermarket alarm system, better than nothing

If you're an expert car thief you're not going to steal a Honda CRX.

>>16055399
OBD port disables and a heavy duty Disklok is a good start.

>>16055399
The club does nothing. A steering wheel is soft, and is easily cut through.

Best method is either a hidden start button, or fuel pump switch.

>>16055399
The single hook ones are useless. Always buy the twin hook ones. When I had an acura integra I used a clutch pedal lock and twin hook steering wheel lock on it to keep it from being stolen.

My car was broken into numerous times and ransacked but it didn't get stolen until:

>be late at night
>coming home from work after working both my jobs. (2 jobs here)
>live 40 miles from work, get home about midnight
>exhausted and just want to sleep I lock my car without putting both my lock bars on
>next morning car is gone.

I felt like a dumbass. These things do deter thieves but won't stop them from breaking into the vehicle and stealing shit inside.

Someone was watching my car until one night they caught me slippin. Fucking apartment complex man.

I got it fixed now but my shitbox in highschool was a standard and the doors didnt lock, nor did the steering wheel. my friends would always roll it to a different place for me to find

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The best defense against car thieves is driving a piece of shit nobody in their right mind would ever steal. If someone came up to my car with the intention of breaking into it, they'd probably end up leaving some money in my ashtray out of pity.

>>16055499
Thats why you buy a proper Disklok that covers the wheel.

Mine works just dandy for whooping ass without looking like a weapon in the car. Dunno how well it secures the wheel, never used it for that.

>>16055555

I have an aftermarket security system and one of the clubs in ops pic for my supra.

I didnt live in the greatest area but it was never stolen, and the security system would actually set off if someone stood too close for too long.

>>16055526
You'd think that but my grandmother had the most beaten up piece of shit skoda from the 90's and that was stolen. It was left unlocked and most thefts or opportunistic, so that one time you don't lock your car could be your last.

Fuck I am glad I don't live in Niggerland. I park my DC5 type r right on the street with one steering wheel lock and a set of 7 sided lug nuts for the wheels and have never had an issue

>>16055399
I was tought to use those clubs, put them one the back of the steering wheel (so that the lock is too awkward to bust) and to have the extension of the club sit into the recess between the A pillar and windscreen so that the wheel can only be turned in one direction.

Basically if anyone tried to steal my car they'd get frustrated, give up and fire bomb it. I'd rather get all my insurance dosh than my car back after it's been joy-ridden.

>>16055501
sucks, where at?

>>16055773
Manteca California. The Honda scene is huge out there

if in US then buy a manual because most burger are braindead inbred junkies