Thats a moot comment. It can have no engine, transmission or wheels and you can winch it onto a flatbed. 99% of them don’t drive around with a flatbed. Too noisy and noticeable.
Well said .
Not to bust your bubble . But some of these low life are very smart only if they apply themselves they would be productive members of society. I remember watching a video on e ring app of one of these lowlife stealing a trackhawk. They had a hard time starting it so they was under the hood of the vehicle for atleast 20mins playing with the wiring till get go it to start . So keep in mind if it doesn't start they might make their way under the hood and play around with it.
A mobilistics relay isn’t going to stop them at all. They usually pop open the fuse box to remove the horn fuse. They can just move the relay next to it or use a paperclip to jump the 2 contacts. It also isn’t stopping them from deleting and making new fobs. Might as well just leave the key fob on the front seat with the windows dow at that point. Then they can roll them up and not have glass pieces flying around when they drive it away. You also live in the highest theft place for a trx and just let everyone know you have it. $0.02
There should be a circut in the steering wheel that if broken or cut disables the vehicle.
Takes a minute to swap a steering wheel if you practice. They will have ways around all the stuff they run into
Your postings have convinced me of one or two things....
Anything plug and play that has all the directions online and then telling people on an open forum you have one kinda limits the effectiveness of said product to a very minuscule number don’t you think…. “Hey I have the most obvious thing in my car at this location, instructions are online to remove it, thanks heres my keys”
It actually is minuscule. Especially since they are running into all these cheap gimmicks that people think will work. They know and they know how to locate and find them. You aren’t doing that with IGLA unless bob next door installed it
When confronted with an object they aren’t prepared for then the next time around they will come prepared. I have people that have had 7+ theft attempts because they would come back again and again. One dragged a trackhawk on attempt 9 over a mile away in park so they can try and ripped the entire interior apart only to leave it there. They most definitely have time to pull a relay and put the high beam one in its spot. Not arguing, just stating what they do. Cloning a key fob is expensive, around $20,000 for a rig. To delete and make a fob it can range from $150 to several thousand.
