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Worth to buy Original UK's Disklok at RM450 ?
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Dannysee
, Feb 28 2006 07:42 PM, 26 replies to this topic
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Posted 29 April 2006 - 11:19 AM
azbro
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For firezy case, of course he cannot put the disklock at the bottom of his
seat...his car has recaros and huge amps everywhere...kekeke
seat...his car has recaros and huge amps everywhere...kekeke
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Posted 16 November 2007 - 03:45 PM
Wisely
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already used it for 4 years, still very strong, so far so good.
maybe i'm lucky enough the car is still with me
touch wood...
maybe i'm lucky enough the car is still with me
touch wood...
#24
Posted 04 May 2008 - 10:53 AM
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i think stop lock has this brand also . and it has alarm on it also .
i think selling around 400+ too .
saw it at eneous.
big and bulky. but if u want max protection . i think it is good.
i am using stop lock.
it is very easy to use. but it scratched my steering. hoo hoo.
it is very visible. i always leave it on the floor on thr front passanger
seat. pijak pijak la. very tough.
got it as a gift when i get a new car. price tag 240
mine is air bag version.
i think selling around 400+ too .
saw it at eneous.
big and bulky. but if u want max protection . i think it is good.
i am using stop lock.
it is very easy to use. but it scratched my steering. hoo hoo.
it is very visible. i always leave it on the floor on thr front passanger
seat. pijak pijak la. very tough.
got it as a gift when i get a new car. price tag 240
mine is air bag version.
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Posted 21 July 2008 - 12:58 PM
zeese
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Brothers is also selling disklock style steering lock. Only RM99, and it
covers the whole steering just like disklok, and it has a bar/rod that
prevent the wheel from being driven (like regular steering lock), unlike
disklok which it freely rotates on the wheel.
covers the whole steering just like disklok, and it has a bar/rod that
prevent the wheel from being driven (like regular steering lock), unlike
disklok which it freely rotates on the wheel.
#26
Posted 08 October 2008 - 05:47 PM
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StopLock? did you watch a TV program by NTV 7 before? a locksmith shows
how easy to open StopLock. Only one screw driver ...and few seconds to
open...I guess all the theives also know how to open this lock in just
few seconds ..
how easy to open StopLock. Only one screw driver ...and few seconds to
open...I guess all the theives also know how to open this lock in just
few seconds ..
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Posted 17 November 2009 - 02:02 PM
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hi toyyoda,
May I know where u buy the dislok?
I am looking to buy one for my Prado Tz. Just wonder if the security arm is long enough to stop at the door , seat, windscreen and dashboard or not.
May I know where u buy the dislok?
I am looking to buy one for my Prado Tz. Just wonder if the security arm is long enough to stop at the door , seat, windscreen and dashboard or not.
QUOTE (toyyoda @ Feb 28 2006, 09:37 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Disklok is the best steering lock there is. Its worth that RM450 (same
price as mine) if you treasure your car. The only grouse I have is its
blardy hot if you remove it after parking your car under the scorching
sun for a couple of hours. Its impossible to steer with the Disklok on
and its impossible to hack the steering wheel since its full cover. Its
rated Thatcham 3 (out of 5) which is even better than the ever-popular
Cobra alarm-immobiliser thats only rated Thatcham 1.
price as mine) if you treasure your car. The only grouse I have is its
blardy hot if you remove it after parking your car under the scorching
sun for a couple of hours. Its impossible to steer with the Disklok on
and its impossible to hack the steering wheel since its full cover. Its
rated Thatcham 3 (out of 5) which is even better than the ever-popular
Cobra alarm-immobiliser thats only rated Thatcham 1.
