Subject	Try to get a lock that is keyed on the inside
Posted by	Rob'Z on May 30, 2003 at 10:11 PM
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In Reply To	Hey, just thought of something, I now need wheel locks posted by DAYTONAZ on May 30, 2003 at 07:17 PM
Message	rather than on the outside. It is way to easy to pound a 12 point socket over most "locks" and they are easily removed. I haven't seen a lock yet that I couldn't remove with a few common tools. The only ones that seem to work are those with a free-spinning outer casing around the lug/lock. They are a traditional style lock but the have a rotating outer section that prevents the socket prom being hammered over it. It will just spin while the threaded portion remains intact. Just FYI...
Follow Ups	Hey, just thought of something, I now need wheel locks - DAYTONAZ 19:17:50 05/30/03 maybe try the place that sold you the wheels? call me crazy (n/m) - SactoTodd 19:26:18 05/30/03 Nah, that'd be too easy, I need action damnit! I want - DAYTONAZ 20:25:02 05/30/03 screw em, just get insurance - dogpile 19:37:16 05/30/03 Here ya go.... - JMT-Z(St. Louis) 19:40:20 05/30/03 www.gorilla-auto.com >>> - NytWolf 20:23:53 05/30/03 All locks, page 27 of PDF (n/m) - NytWolf 20:44:09 05/30/03 Try to get a lock that is keyed on the inside - Rob'Z 22:11:18 05/30/03 You haven't seen a Gorilla lock (n/m) - NytWolf 23:21:46 05/30/03 I had those spinning locks on my 280Z - Got Z? 00:09:01 05/31/03 i just use the ones i got at the dealership... those ok? (n/m) - MrSex-Z 05:31:55 05/31/03 no, they break - dogpile 17:26:47 05/31/03
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