Series 3 Best Security?
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Disclok
Practically the only one that can easily seen outside the vehicle other than a hungry Rottweiler.
http://www.disklokuk.co.uk/?gclid=CK75l_HQttYCFei17Qod8PQJeQ
Disclok
Practically the only one that can easily seen outside the vehicle other than a hungry Rottweiler.
http://www.disklokuk.co.uk/?gclid=CK75l_HQttYCFei17Qod8PQJeQ
Are they any good?
mistericeman
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Disklok....
BUT make sure you re inforce it for max effect....
BUT make sure you re inforce it for max effect....
mistericeman
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That's not mine,
BUT I have re enforced the 3 I have to make them even more resistant to removal.
BUT I have re enforced the 3 I have to make them even more resistant to removal.
DarrenHS3
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i have a disklok, battery kill switch, usually leave transfer box and overdrive in neutral. most of those will scupper the opportunist but organised crime will just lift the vehicle, so.... ??
we are living on borrowed time i guess
we are living on borrowed time i guess
Colthebrummie
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There's only so much effort a thief will go to to nick a series Landy. I don't even lock mine. To be honest, there is a bit of a knack to start it anyway and if you don't get it right first time, it takes ages to get it going.
Col
Col
rob1miles
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Battery isolator, lockable bonnet and fuel shutoff (just a clip on the "pull to stop" knob I have on the DPA pump).
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Don't forget the pedal lock have a look here..............
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LAND-ROVE...hash=item4b26a86a2c:m:mixQKjiw74YOJ-r2jAP1-tw
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LAND-ROVE...hash=item4b26a86a2c:m:mixQKjiw74YOJ-r2jAP1-tw
Colthebrummie
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You could always take the rotor arm off, it's a bit of a faff but so is fitting pedal locks and decent disk locks.
Col
Col
mistericeman
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Bit Awkward for those that run diesels tho ;-)
Colthebrummie
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cornish rattler
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Yep me dad used to do that with his 2a
cornish rattler
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Security is something I will be looking into fitting as the bodywork goes back on drilling holes to fit stuff in out of sight places aswell as more visible stuff like the disc lock and maybe a pedal lock thingy aswell, I have also seen a h/brake lever lock aswell somewhere which I mite fit at some point
Bobsticle
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Are you sure your talking about security???
Bobsticle
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Unless its a minter ther aint a huge market in pro thievery. More down to the local scrotes wanting a spin round a field. Deter them and you probably wont have a problem. Get a flashing red dash light and a disklock. Possibly make the doors dead lock so they have to get in and out through a window.
Colthebrummie
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Or get a disco/rangie, then you have no end of flashing lights on the dash and everything is dead not just the locks.
Col
Col
Yup. It'd take some brass neck and almost impossible to steal without disturbing .Are you sure your talking about security???
