Wheels stolen
Jul 13, 2011, 12:34 PM
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OP: I love the blue Evos- especially w/ those rims. I've seen them white on a Blue evo as well and it's just as sexy! I'm glad USAA is going to take care of it- they're really good about taking care of their customers.
idk if this would make you feel better... but here you go:
idk if this would make you feel better... but here you go:
Jul 13, 2011, 12:49 PM
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I completely agree- I think its because of our "system" that we have so many repeat offenders. Steal something? Get a finger lopped off. Rape a child? Get castrated. Of course it'd be difficult for the first decade or so- but when people start seeing others without hands or d*cks, I'd bet you they'd think twice before pulling off some dumb s*it like this.
Jul 13, 2011, 03:32 PM
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looks like it might be a good idea to purchase the garage for your car that its right next to in the picture. that, or an alarm with paging/smart start that alerts you on your phone as it happens.
what part of the portland area do you live in so i know to stay away from it next time i am down there? someone needs to invent a wheel lock that is incredibly hard to break into
what part of the portland area do you live in so i know to stay away from it next time i am down there? someone needs to invent a wheel lock that is incredibly hard to break into
I live over the west hill off of Barnes Rd. It's probably one of the safest areas in Portland to live in.
Jul 13, 2011, 11:27 PM
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Those skylines is more or less what happened to me a few years back. On the wheel locks topic, any pro wheel thief can bypass them. That was the reason I didn't get them in the first place. They will stop amateurs (like the ones who stole my wheels) so that's why I do have them now.
Made me save up and buy a place with a garage. They'll have to steal the opener code (which is doable) but if they want it that bad, then rock on.
Made me save up and buy a place with a garage. They'll have to steal the opener code (which is doable) but if they want it that bad, then rock on.
Jul 14, 2011, 10:36 PM
#43
I want to thank everyone for their support this past week. I have some good news. Insurance pulled through and I just ordered an set of matte black Ray's Gram Light 57D 18x9.5 +22 offset and Hankook RS-3's from Andrew at Gruppe-S. Andrew has been a big help all week working with me and USAA. He was very easy to get a hold of and always called me back. I will also be installing an alarm with a tilt sensor and a paging system.
