Quick release steering wheel hub as theft deterrent
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Quick release steering wheel hub as theft deterrent
i dont have an alarm on my miata at the moment so i was wondering if quick release steering wheel hub could be a theft deterrent? i mean you cant get away if there is no steering wheel. Any one thing this could be a good idea?
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Thinking about this one here. I want to still be able to use my crush momo adopter.
NRG quick release
NRG quick release
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There's a recent thread around here somewhere about quick releases, I have the bolt on LTB unit, which sticks out a bit farther than their weld on, but with a flat wheel I need the extra space.
It can be used for theft deterrent, but you can still drive just by grabbing the hub, especially if you have power steering.
I know my car inside and out, therefore know about a dozen or so ways to make it immobile, but I live in the middle of no where and only track my car, so its not a huge worry.
It can be used for theft deterrent, but you can still drive just by grabbing the hub, especially if you have power steering.
I know my car inside and out, therefore know about a dozen or so ways to make it immobile, but I live in the middle of no where and only track my car, so its not a huge worry.
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Thinking about this one here. I want to still be able to use my crush momo adopter.
NRG quick release
NRG quick release
Whenever I think of theft deterrent and steering wheel, an image of a vise-grip clamped to the steering axle comes to mind. If people really want your car, they will find a way.
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I have the NRG and it's awesome. When I first got it I took off the steering wheel all the time and put it in the trunk, now I just don't care. I park on the street in downtown Toronto and people just don't give a **** about my car it seems. No alarm either.
Whenever I think of theft deterrent and steering wheel, an image of a vise-grip clamped to the steering axle comes to mind. If people really want your car, they will find a way.
Whenever I think of theft deterrent and steering wheel, an image of a vise-grip clamped to the steering axle comes to mind. If people really want your car, they will find a way.
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