Simon, it doesn't matter, junkies are everywhere, there's no escaping them, good luck, Regards Frank.
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Simon, it doesn't matter, junkies are everywhere, there's no escaping them, good luck, Regards Frank.
We once drove down to Perth in the Landie and were silly enough to do a lot of night driving. I almost went blind using only the headlights and trying to see the big mobs of cattle at some spots. On the way back, just a pair of Narvas were enough to make a difference. Never again! Talk about learning the hard way.Quote:
Originally Posted by isuzurover
Hi there , if you buy a set of the first set of lock nuts, look on the socket that fits them rotate the socket so as the pins strike clean metal mark and drill these with a pilot drill then drill the nut half way thru with the same size as the other pin holes then tap the pilot hole and insert the appropriate size of grub screws which will be hidden to look like the other holes, when fitting lights all is tightened pilot these holes tap them and locktite the grub screws in.you will find that this will stop your next set of lights going walkies .it works and they will wonder how the nut won't move:):):)
I'd rather my lights go...
Often in frustration the bottom feeders will key, smash or dent if they can't get the lights off
To which I would reply with similar methods.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
Fair game if you ask me. :twisted: :bat: :vampire:
Honestly, I think it would be easier to make them super quick to remove.
Chuck them in the back, put them on when you need them.
Just not practical for some of us who can be out any old night, and definitely not practical when you need to re-aim the bloody things.Quote:
Originally Posted by Disco Muppet
Perhaps if you're worried about frustrated thieves, it would be best to make your spotties look too hard to bother with in the first place. I'd guess that an old ute with mesh welded in front of the lights wouldn't be too inviting, though that might not suit the more upmarket crowd.
I know, that's why I don't do it, but then again I don't have to worry about people flogging my lights.Quote:
Originally Posted by rick130
Run a live current through them? :angel: :twisted:
Ditto ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Disco Muppet
I wonder how easy or otherwise it would be to work a bit of wiring so part of the fasteners for your driving lights are hooked into the alarm circuit....Quote:
Originally Posted by rick130
Probably a bit pedantic though :D