DJ Majah
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Well, Im gonna be needing 20 of em, and obviously the bit, so what are they worth?
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Maybe DJ has 5 cars.
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Supercheap or repco have them for squat all. Not bad product either.
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Haaaay what a great idea!! Only put one lock nut on each wheel! Ignore my ignorance
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Just dont put the bit in a "special place", lose it, get another from the mechanic, then find it again !@#$
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As discussed earlier they can be taken off with a bit of effort. I think someone mentioned bashing a socket over them or something like that. Maybe at the price a few on each wheel is a good idea. maybe even a few brands. Just to make it that bit harder
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lock nuts will prevent the opportunist from stealing your wheels when he notices you parked outside a club at 3am, but if you park your car on the street every night and they really want them, they can probably get the tool and have plenty of time to return and calmly fit you out with a new set of Nubriks.
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QUOTE (bad benny @ Feb 25 2004, 03:51 PM) As discussed earlier they can be taken off with a bit of effort. I think someone mentioned bashing a socket over them or something like that. Maybe at the price a few on each wheel is a good idea. maybe even a few brands. Just to make it that bit harder
Bad Benny
I love that idea! Maybe two on each wheel that need different bits. And I have a car hole for her at night.
Bad Benny
I love that idea! Maybe two on each wheel that need different bits. And I have a car hole for her at night.
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This is in reply to jules having his mags stolen off his vl (Im pretty sure it was jules, correct me if wrong).
Jules, Id be tempted to stick me flash new mags back on that VL, and then sit up every night with the shotgun till they come back.
I seen at a car yard the other day. They had huge chain (with bits of old rubber to protect mags) running through all the cars with nice wheeels in the lot. I guess this would be okay if you dont drive the car much.
Bad Benny
Jules, Id be tempted to stick me flash new mags back on that VL, and then sit up every night with the shotgun till they come back.
I seen at a car yard the other day. They had huge chain (with bits of old rubber to protect mags) running through all the cars with nice wheeels in the lot. I guess this would be okay if you dont drive the car much.
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