alscrx

What do you guys think of this??



Pm me!

k0rupt_ed

iTrader: (1)

woah thats beasty got more pics how its installed?

alscrx

Not yet ............but it attaches to the floor. Its that simple

Artikgrau325is

More pics and information, this looks very promising!

Huynhph

Haha wow, that looks pretty cool.

jgojohn

Did you make that yourself (custom built) or did you buy it somewhere?

k0rupt_ed

iTrader: (1)

welded or bolted to the floor

White Smoke

Those are suppper old school. I'm pretty sure a hammer and a larger screw driver would get through that.

B18C_EJ8

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:nods:

It's a good layer, but sure as **** won't stop a thief by itself...

alscrx

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by White Smoke &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Those are suppper old school. I'm pretty sure a hammer and a larger screw driver would get through that.</TD></TR></TABLE>
HAHAHAH no way

alscrx

Here are just some of the benefits of the Secure Gear Shift Lock:

Mechanical reliability, no high tech electronics to worry about.

Extremely easy to use, once properly installed the Secure Gear Shift Lock takes just seconds to secure or remove.

An excellent visible theft deterrent. Increases the likelihood that a thief will look elsewhere.


Attractive design, the Secure Gear Shift Lock's attractive design will blend in well with the interior design of your vehicle.

Gear Shift Lock Features:

Chrome plated Hardened shackle with protective plastic covering. Designed not scratch your transmission shifter

Hardened Steel Casings with tough steel latches and steel springs.

Single 5 pin locking cylinders with 3 keys.

Precision designed and fitted decorative ABS housing in Black finish eliminates rattling while vehicle is in motion.

Top mounted key hole makes the Gear Shift Lock convenient and easy to use.

Special patented of fluorescent dust cover on the key hole makes it easy to find the key hole in dark or low light conditions.

Steel-ball and spring shackle holder on housing provides a convenient location to store the shackle while vehicle is in use

alscrx

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Yes bracket is custom for the ef's!!

B18C_EJ8

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by alscrx &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Here are just some of the benefits of the Secure Gear Shift Lock:

Mechanical reliability, no high tech electronics to worry about.

Extremely easy to use, once properly installed the Secure Gear Shift Lock takes just seconds to secure or remove.

An excellent visible theft deterrent. Increases the likelihood that a thief will look elsewhere.


Attractive design, the Secure Gear Shift Lock's attractive design will blend in well with the interior design of your vehicle.

Gear Shift Lock Features:

Chrome plated Hardened shackle with protective plastic covering. Designed not scratch your transmission shifter

Hardened Steel Casings with tough steel latches and steel springs.

Single 5 pin locking cylinders with 3 keys.

Precision designed and fitted decorative ABS housing in Black finish eliminates rattling while vehicle is in motion.

Top mounted key hole makes the Gear Shift Lock convenient and easy to use.

Special patented of fluorescent dust cover on the key hole makes it easy to find the key hole in dark or low light conditions.

Steel-ball and spring shackle holder on housing provides a convenient location to store the shackle while vehicle is in use
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LOL... All propaganda, similar to the specs of "The Club", which can be defeated in less than 30 seconds...

You're putting an awful lot of faith in this device.

I hope it's not your only layer of security.

8520

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lol or you could just hacksaw the shift rod underneath the lock.

alscrx

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lol or you could just hacksaw the shift rod underneath the lock. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Already tried that one. I tried to defeat this my self and could not. We tried hacksaw the bracket,LOL...that was a joke.

I have installed several of these in various car. I do the installs for a living. Not one car has yet to be stolen. And yes they were broken into but car remains!!

Nothing better out yet. This is a mechanical lock. Not a fuel pump kill switch which can be beat easily or an alarm

8520

I'm curious how these attach to the car itself. Do you have pictures of what comes in the "kit"?

One thing you have to think about when attempting to bypass these sorts of devices, is that a thief will not be concerned with scratching up interior panels and basically fu[/i]cking your car up just to bypass this device.

As for your comment about fuel cutoffs, them being easily bypassed is very arguable.

alscrx

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As for your comment about fuel cutoffs, them being easily bypassed is very arguable. </TD></TR></TABLE>

true but i know a few cars with kill switches that were stolen.
But i guess if they want it they will tow it.

B18C_EJ8

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Already tried that one. I tried to defeat this my self and could not. We tried hacksaw the bracket,LOL...that was a joke. </TD></TR></TABLE>

You answered a completely different question. Read much?

He referred to sawing the shifter itself, which can be done in probably less than a minute.

alscrx

I read it,lol...you can saw the shifter but your still not going to be able to shift!

B18C_EJ8

If I can steer my car with just my quick release hub, I sure as **** can shift that car with a stub of a shifter...



In that picture, there's a good couple of inches below the bottom of the "almighty shackle" that goes around the shifter. If one was to cut the shifter beneath the "indestructible shackle of doom", he/she would surely be able to shift the vehicle.

And even if there wasn't enough room to shift, what's stopping the thief from pulling off the cut part of the shifter, then using their foot to bend that bracket into the passenger leg area? Even if the bracket didn't bend, I'm not putting any money on the 10+ year old sheet metal of your floorboard holding up.

Again, you can swing off this thing's nuts all you want, but it's not the end-all be-all solution to securing a vehicle like you're making it out to be.

alscrx

I agree but nothing will stop a tow truck if someone wants your car...Nothing......

This will surely stop all those street theifs who think they can steal anything....LOL
And then sell your parts online

And by the way, You can install this all the way down until it hits the console if you want to so that there is no space to cut anything
Best part of being a custom install

B18Chonda

That's pretty cool. What do you do when you drive? Just unlock it and remove the lock or does the whole thing disassembles? And, as the other guy stated, is the foundation welted or bolted on? -Thanks

alscrx

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B18Chonda &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">That's pretty cool. What do you do when you drive? Just unlock it and remove the lock or does the whole thing disassembles? And, as the other guy stated, is the foundation welted or bolted on? -Thanks</TD></TR></TABLE>

Well you insert the key and it releases the shackle. Which then you slide into the grooves and its held in place.


Comes with bolt in hardware. Just to let you know, they are break off nuts which get installed under the car NOT inside.

But you can weld it if you like.

Artikgrau325is

I don't know about "attractive" haha, but it's definitely another layer to add to the complete security setup of your vehicle.

Whatever it takes to buy a little more time, I suppose. But I'm happy I've heard the insight and opinions of others that have posted here.

suspendedHatch

It's a good physical layer. Depending on cost, I'd consider adding one to go along with my alarm. But I caution against relying on that alone.