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smok74

By smok74,
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Well i thought of a simple way if you have an apex- i hand controller.

Just set the RPM limiter to like 1,200rpm and unplug the hand controller and take it with you.

I would like to see someone drive my car without stalling it at 1,200rpm, its just about inposible to drive especially with a heavy duty clutch.

Of course this is a bit of an extreme measure but i think it would work.

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I went to extreme mesures when my car was stolen.

I took the ECU out. no one would be able to start it. no matter how good a theif they were.

When my car was stolen they stripped

intercooler

BOV

EBC

Stereo, subs, amp

guages

ahhh lots of stuff

+ thrashed the crap out of it and killed the gearbox. and trashed the interior and dented it in a few places.

All up the damage bill was over $6000. I got the car back and spent lots of money getting everything fixed.

Take my advice

1. have an alarm with a flashing light and immobilizer WITH SIREN INSIDE THE CAR!!!!

2. take out the ECU or igniter or a something that stops the car from being started

3. INSURE YOUR CAR!!! if you dont insure it dont be sad when its stolen. its a sad fact that there are people willing to steal YOUR car, but it is a fact. it WILL HAPPEN TO YOU!!!. protect yourself and insure it. thats the best thing you can do.

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