TDIBill
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They'll hacksaw through your steering wheel in seconds, and the lock slips right off. In sketchy areas, you'd be better off removing the 109, or swapping in a broken 109.Wow, I didn't realize the B4 was so easily stolen. I always use my wheel lock in sketchy areas, I always thought I was being overly cautious but guess not.
a club is essentially useless unless you install this air bag shield, it makes cutting the steering wheel really difficult (its a much longer cut to make and it is case hardened steel)They'll hacksaw through your steering wheel in seconds, and the lock slips right off. In sketchy areas, you'd be better off removing the 109, or swapping in a broken 109.
I like the idea of pulling the 109 but that's kind of a messy deal. I'd be more inclined to buy a battery cutoff switch versus struggle under the dash with the 109.They'll hacksaw through your steering wheel in seconds, and the lock slips right off. In sketchy areas, you'd be better off removing the 109, or swapping in a broken 109.
I'm pretty sure those cameras are installed not to help, but to screw, the general public. Anyway, there probably aren't any such systems in Temecula or surrounding areas. It's halfway rural out there. Rural, plus logjam traffic.What surprises me is that with all the cameras and plate reading software all over the place now, especially in a state like CA, how is it that no one found this 15 minutes after it was reported?