Habitual Thiefs

[J'sS2K]

I was pondering whether or not I should point this out. If you think seat locks can secure your seats from thieve, you might need to hear this. The way seat lock is designed like a "stripped stud." You can easier remove it by using the extractor kit that anyone can purchase at Sears or Homedepot.

I am giving thieve idea here, I'll delete this post in a bit.

[lonestarbuzz]

i think we should vote on a blanket policy - no guns, only bats. aim for the knees. this can be the S2000 Seat Protection Act of 2008.

[s2kx2]

That will not do them any good when you use metric carriage bolts (as I and many other S2000 owners have done) for the rear bolts that run through the chassis and are tack welded to the bottom of the car.

[DJJSR]

Originally Posted by lonestarbuzz

i think we should vote on a blanket policy - no guns, only bats. aim for the knees. this can be the S2000 Seat Protection Act of 2008.

I'm in. And please no aluminum bats. The 'boink' from an aluminum bat is a terrible sound, like fingernails on a blackboard.

[J'sS2K]

Originally Posted by lonestarbuzz

i think we should vote on a blanket policy - no guns, only bats. aim for the knees. this can be the S2000 Seat Protection Act of 2008.

It's not attempted murder if you shoot in the knees! HEHEHE

[DJJSR]

Any loud noise like a gunshot (or aluminum bat boink) will likely wake up the neighbors. If everything is relatively quiet (wood bat), you can have a "counseling session" with the criminal for a while until the police show up.

[desmo4]

Not with a Gemtech can on it

Jonathan

[gomarlins3]

It is the same seller's name.

[jagg]

Any loud noise like a gunshot (or aluminum bat boink) will likely wake up the neighbors. If everything is relatively quiet (wood bat), you can have a "counseling session" with the criminal for a while until the police show up.

I'm all for layin' a solid beating on captured thievin' types. (whether or not I choose to involve the authorities would be on a discretionary basis.)

I believe your neighbors will give you props if they get the opportunity to witness the event. I live in witchhuntin' territory, and this is the lay of the land.

The crime rate is very low here, in the Yonderland, but seems to creep up a little every year.
I remain well-armed and ever vigilant.

I'm putting 'em consistantly on a paper plate at 25m with my hand cannon.
"If you're gonna man up, and take it out, ya best know how to use it" ......(ancient Sweedish proverb, from a dude who had like, 13 children..I swear.)

jagg

[s2kx2]

Silencer .... Then take them to Satriales

Originally Posted by DJJSR

Any loud noise like a gunshot (or aluminum bat boink) will likely wake up the neighbors. If everything is relatively quiet (wood bat), you can have a "counseling session" with the criminal for a while until the police show up.

[kgf3076]

Originally Posted by J'sS2K

I was pondering whether or not I should point this out. If you think seat locks can secure your seats from thieve, you might need to hear this. The way seat lock is designed like a "stripped stud." You can easier remove it by using the extractor kit that anyone can purchase at Sears or Homedepot.

I am giving thieve idea here, I'll delete this post in a bit.

I'm not sure what seat lock you're talking about, but mine use a special key and are nothing like a stripped stud. The only way to remove the ones I have is to have the key and the keys are one of a kind.