Slim Jim Stopper
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Slim Jim Stopper
Does anyone know where I can buy a Slim Jim stopper? It's a piece of sheet metal that covers the prime area where a slim jim would be used to break into the car. I know I've seem them around but I lost my bookmark for the site. Thanks.
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Re: Slim Jim Stopper (mechanix619)
So this thing is supposed to prevent access to the lock rod by prying out the door handle, right?
I think a much cheaper method would be to remove the lock rod altogether. After all, if you have keyless entry/alarm system like most people these days, why do you need to be able to unlock the door with a key?
I think a much cheaper method would be to remove the lock rod altogether. After all, if you have keyless entry/alarm system like most people these days, why do you need to be able to unlock the door with a key?
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Re: Slim Jim Stopper (dwolsten)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by dwolsten »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">So this thing is supposed to prevent access to the lock rod by prying out the door handle, right?
I think a much cheaper method would be to remove the lock rod altogether. After all, if you have keyless entry/alarm system like most people these days, why do you need to be able to unlock the door with a key?
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when the battery in your remote for your alarm dies.
I think a much cheaper method would be to remove the lock rod altogether. After all, if you have keyless entry/alarm system like most people these days, why do you need to be able to unlock the door with a key?
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when the battery in your remote for your alarm dies.
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Re: Slim Jim Stopper (jz98ctr)
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Not a problem: just go in through the trunk. (Yeah, it's a pain, but how often does this happen?)
Not a problem: just go in through the trunk. (Yeah, it's a pain, but how often does this happen?)
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Re: Slim Jim Stopper (dwolsten)
On cars or customers that shave there doors. I wire up a small plug that you can send 12 volts to unlock the doors. No matter if the car battery is dead or if its the key fob
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Re: Slim Jim Stopper (wrx-killer-Sti-eater)
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interesting..... thats not a half bad idea... i was thinking of using sedan passenger handles for my doors
, anyone know if they fit perfectly?
interesting..... thats not a half bad idea... i was thinking of using sedan passenger handles for my doors
, anyone know if they fit perfectly?
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