is your catalytic converters safe?

[gsi pie]

[Gaz]

Big thing on trucks cat thefts

[Deeksin]

They can have it its in the shed!

[Peanut_119]

Id like see someone try take mine... 1. The car is too low for a start, and 2, if they bring a jack they better bring a grinder aswell because my exhaust doesn't have joints lol

[gsi pie]

hmm i weighed mine in lol had £30 for it

[TurboDan]

I heard some truck/van ones are worth over 400 quid weighed in!

[iangsi]

They can have it its in the shed!

Same here, been there for 12 years

[Cavalier342]

"making the cat extremely difficult to remove and easier to move onto another vehicle with an unprotected cat"


So... that's not solving the problem, that's just passing the problem around the corner. Stupid I think, it looks like something that can be bolted off in 5 seconds.

[Gaz]

"making the cat extremely difficult to remove and easier to move onto another vehicle with an unprotected cat"


So... that's not solving the problem, that's just passing the problem around the corner. Stupid I think, it looks like something that can be bolted off in 5 seconds.

By that same logic everyone may as well leave there cars unlocked as someones is going to get stolen anyway, so you may as well make it easy for the scum.

[TurboDan]

Yeah may aswell bin our disc locks while were at it...

[Cavalier342]

I left my window half way down before... Nobody did anything but it is a quiet road. Still I wouldn't make a habit of doing it.

[TurboDan]

Try that in one of these and see what happens:

[Cavalier342]

I can imagine.... Seen enough Police Camera Action

[Cavalier-C20LET]

surly if someones gone to the hassle of taking somthing to cut a cat off then itll cut that crappy bik lock looking thing too lol?

[Deeksin]

How times have changed they used to pan your window in for a cd player now they hack your cat off ha ha

[gsi pie]

Try that in one of these and see what happens:

and it'l be in my garage

[carlos_canter]

"making the cat extremely difficult to remove and easier to move onto another vehicle with an unprotected cat"


So... that's not solving the problem, that's just passing the problem around the corner. Stupid I think, it looks like something that can be bolted off in 5 seconds.

Youve missed the point.

If you own a fleet of, say 15 vehicles and each CAT costs you £400 a piece, paddy can have £6000 worth of metal off you and 15 vans off the road. Which depending on the buisness, would be a shed load of money.

But if paddy looks underneath your vans and decides to bugger off and hit some one else, then your safe, its some one elses problem if they dont take security measures.

The cables are hardened steel, very difficult to cut, the ideal tool would need more room than the limited height a vehicle on the ground will offer. Its a pretty much single fit security measure.

[Cavalier342]

It seems that all you do is follow me around this forum, correcting me every single time.... The way it was described, it could mean either situation, I'm sure you can understand that.