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Has anyone dead bolted their car doors,hood or trunk ?

http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=162718

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thats a really good idea, but what would you do if the solenoid went bad?

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Read the thread.

It has a backup.

I'm so glad I don;t have to worry about ---- like that. I have enough to worry about. I don't want to have to worry if my car is going to be there when I get out of the grocery store. :-\
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wow, i completely missed that part ::)

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I need something that launches eggs. my car has been egged 3 times, I want my car to be able to get those fuckers back. whoever it is really sucks at throwing or they don't like my wheels, all three times they hit the tires.

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Sorry, it's hard to get the aim down when you're driving by at 50mph. I'll slow down next time.
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I didnt read it, but theres nothing like a classic "throw a busted spark plug at a window trick" and bam, your in.

not any different than a house or anything else for that matter. That deadbolt would be a good idea, but I dont think it would prevent break-ins that much. :-\

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true but its just another deterrent, the more the better.

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Maybe you should read the thread too. :P

It's obviously not going to prevent any and all thefts from happening. It's just to slow them down and try to prevent thefts. If there was a cure-all to thefts everybody would have it.
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I would imagine it would be a pain to try to rip stuff out if you could not open the door.

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i heard if you crush the white part of a spark plug and throw even the smallest piece at a glass window - it will crack it??? anyone have an experiences with this?

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Best way to not have your car broken into or stolen:

Live in it. Buy a gun and just stay in the car.

I really want to set my car up pretty and go park in a bad neighbor hood. Hide behind a tree with my shotgun and just wait for the fuckers to come over... I've been busted into 4 times now...

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You have broken the window, alarm starts blasting, you cant open the door, cant open the hood to kill the alarm.
How long are you going to stick around ?

This still does not stop somone from towing it away. :o

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yea, I"ve heard that too, I call bullshit tho.

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its somewhat true. dont remember the details (cuz i've never done it) but there's somethin in spark plugs that has chemical reaction to glass and really fucks it up hardcore

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Its a cool idea since hondas are realy easy to unlock with a slim jim, but couldent you made somthing that sent out the same frequency as the solinoid to open the door. I know it seems overly elabroite, but you could make somthing with variable frequency range that could scan through ---- real fast to unlock it. Kinda woner about people doing that with factory electric door locks. It would be like password cracking but doesnt seem like it would take as long. and you could have like 10 going at once using diffrent signals until you saw some lights flash on in a parking lot and youd be in. no signs of forced entry or anything.

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I've tried it and it's bullshit. Maybe I was doing it wrong, but I railed the ---- out of a window with a broken spark plug(the porcelin part)and it didn't do ---- but make alot of noise.
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the feeling of getting your car stolen, your pride and joy, hundreds of hrs of your sweat and labor taken from you, is undescribable.... i hope none of you have to ever feel it. i broke down and cried, right there in the parking lot.

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Awe, someone needs the kissy monster! :D :-*
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hahahahha

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i am the kissy monster nigga.

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AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH, DAMN i have laughed like that in a long time, good job boost

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bbbbbwwwwwwwwhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

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Well I geuss you could run into a mirror* Hotrex ;D

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Yeah, or you could eat a small dog while mastorbating in a public restroom. ???
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thats how my car was broken into yesterday...

if i find some punk doing ---- like that he'll get a spark plug in his forhead

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the spark plug trick does work, quite well actually.


many years ago when i was like 15-17, i used that for every time i wanted access to a car (cd decks, subs, amps, cd's, etc....)


what you do is grab a hammer, break the porcelin (white part). anything the size of your pinky nail should work. the key is to take the pieces that have a lot of broken ridges, NOT the finished side (shiney). you want to have more surface area that is the rough area's.

it is vertually silent to and instantly "spider webs" the glass.

and there was only one window i remember that i couldnt break with it. a year later i found out that it was a plastic window.

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remind yourself how cool you think that is when the guy smashs your window out and slides in all "dukes of hazard" style and hot wires your car anyways. i don't see the point.

NEUMAN

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He finds out that not only the doors won't open. He can't shut the alarm off because the hood is dead bolted as well. The car wont start because fuel cutoff and ignition cut-off are in place. The "duke" won't be such a" hazard".

Its the prince of thieves with the tow truck you won't be able to stop.

You won't see the point until someone Jacks YOUR car, but a Ford Escort isn't exactly on the top ten list for car thieves.

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well news flash for you. got my car broken into just 6 months ago. top ten that honda guy. you think cause i drive and escort im all stealth? even with all those goodies ---- will get jacked period! may not be the whole car but say goodbye to any stuff laying in it.


NEUMAN

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Ya if you leave stuff in view it just increases the odds of a break in.

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ive done this hundreds of times. infact, i even threw a piece so hard it punctured a nice clean hole in the window withought even busting it, then it started crackilng and ----.

what makes it crack like that its cuys the porcelin resonates the same as the glass, so when iot hits the glass it makes the glass resonate and shatter.

doesnt matter how thick the glass is. if its glass, it will bust it. i even won a bet with someone that said that i couldnt bust a 1 inch thick piece of glass. the ---- went right through it.

its fun too cus it is almost silent.

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I call bullshit. Hundreds of times? WTF have you been doing? If I catch a midget with a broken spark plug in his hands I'm gonna be doing some midget bowling. >:D
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hahahahahaha!You 2 can midget wrestle.

Com on Justin,your no taller than kain :P :-*

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I'm 5'8" you overgrown mexican bastard. :P Shouldn't you be building those rails for your trailer right about now? :P
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Is that 5'8" with or without your 4" platform shoes. ;)