3.5 efi

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #21

the_wolf said:

Mine certainly dont I guess if I wanted to I could remove a wheel in relative silence

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Yes. It may just choose to fall off.

 

the_wolf

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #22

Nah that's just if you trust a dodgy backstreet garage that's being used as a front for drug dealing

 

3.5 efi

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #23

so don't bring it to me.

I'll get over it.

 

SnowmanV8

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #24

the_wolf said:

Mine certainly dont I guess if I wanted to I could remove a wheel in relative silence

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You have 10 bolts to remove odds are 5 or more will squeek, tyres take a while to sell. Not worth the risk andtime. Roib 2 landys instead of one reduce risk and make same money,,, Tyres may cut in a cerain way with wheel/colour combo will make being caught more likely easier to leave them...

I found it easier to just buy crapy cars and break them saves the hassle of a get away lol!

 

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #25

i'd suspect it's stolen to order

 

wack61

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• Jun 27, 2014

• #26

They probably used electric tools to get them off quickly

Looks next to a main road so noise at night probably doesn't wake people up

 

the_wolf

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• Jun 27, 2014

• #27

Doubt it. Even power tools directly outside your house at night would wake you up, I know it would me anyway then again I live in a quiet area and the damn foxes wake me up. Couple of spanners and a large screwdriver is all they would need

 

greyhair

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• Jun 27, 2014

• #28

This makes me feel ill

doing a rebuild maybe a bad idea

 

lcbandit

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• Jun 27, 2014

• #29

the one in outwood wasn't maliciously ignited just for info

 

Bump

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• Jul 3, 2014

• #30

Makes having a tracker kinda pointless really doens't it :/ and a disklok...

Think i might show the missus this thread, she was moaning the other day that her car has been evicted off the drive so both my landies can sit on it under the CCTV cameras.

 

the_wolf

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• Jul 3, 2014

• #31

I think some aftermarket dead bolts on the doors and security bolts on the hinges to stop them getting in in the first place might be a half decent first line of defence

 

D90mitch

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• Jul 11, 2014

• #32

Thing is these days, if someone see's something nicking something, they either don't realise it or don't want to get involved...