Warning!! G35 Stolen...!!
Originally Posted by gary c
WTF you guys live on a fu*king island, how bad can
it be? How many chop shops are there in you area?
This kinda stuff really gets my blood boiling and a
good reason for me to add a shock sensor to my
factory alarm system. Parts are only $25 and that's
cheap insurance.....they won't tow my G....I hope!!
it be? How many chop shops are there in you area?
This kinda stuff really gets my blood boiling and a
good reason for me to add a shock sensor to my
factory alarm system. Parts are only $25 and that's
cheap insurance.....they won't tow my G....I hope!!
That's why I invested in LoJack. I used to drive a Civic (which did get stolen and broken into 2x) so the piece of mind was worth it for me. Plus I get an insurance discount. =) You never know with some peeps in SoCal...
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Originally Posted by Hawaiian35
My sister told me a terrible news tonight when she got home from work. You see her boss bought a brand new 06 IP G35 coupe for his son for college about three months ago or so....
Some dumb **** stole the damn car in front of their house in Salt Lake, Moanalua I think they lived! How the **** did they break in, and drove off the freakin' car??????? How???? **** me! I got an 05 coupe, and I got an open garage. Anybody smart enough to explain how did they steal it. All I could think of is that they towed the whole car!!
I thought people here only steal Honda's or Acura's! I guess they filed a police report, and still missing. Watch out fellas for those who don't have an enclosed garage. Keep an eye on your G! I'm pissed!
Some dumb **** stole the damn car in front of their house in Salt Lake, Moanalua I think they lived! How the **** did they break in, and drove off the freakin' car??????? How???? **** me! I got an 05 coupe, and I got an open garage. Anybody smart enough to explain how did they steal it. All I could think of is that they towed the whole car!!
I thought people here only steal Honda's or Acura's! I guess they filed a police report, and still missing. Watch out fellas for those who don't have an enclosed garage. Keep an eye on your G! I'm pissed!
WTF!! that's where i live...
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From: Hawaii
Originally Posted by g_love35
Dang, that's nuts. I woulda never thought this stuff happened there. I've been thinking of moving there and shipping my G over. LOL Scary..
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From: Aiea, HI
^^ Here's a snippet from that link Praxxis put up.
"The team claims that stealing a cryptographic key requires standing next to the victim and broadcasting a series of challenges to the key and capturing the responses. The team says an iPod-sized device would suffice to steal the cryptographic key in under a second. A workaround is available — car owners concerned about this problem are advised to wrap their keys in tinfoil when not in use."
So everyone go out and buy some Reynolds foil.
"The team claims that stealing a cryptographic key requires standing next to the victim and broadcasting a series of challenges to the key and capturing the responses. The team says an iPod-sized device would suffice to steal the cryptographic key in under a second. A workaround is available — car owners concerned about this problem are advised to wrap their keys in tinfoil when not in use."
So everyone go out and buy some Reynolds foil.
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Originally Posted by halmech
^^ Here's a snippet from that link Praxxis put up.
"The team claims that stealing a cryptographic key requires standing next to the victim and broadcasting a series of challenges to the key and capturing the responses. The team says an iPod-sized device would suffice to steal the cryptographic key in under a second. A workaround is available — car owners concerned about this problem are advised to wrap their keys in tinfoil when not in use."
So everyone go out and buy some Reynolds foil.
"The team claims that stealing a cryptographic key requires standing next to the victim and broadcasting a series of challenges to the key and capturing the responses. The team says an iPod-sized device would suffice to steal the cryptographic key in under a second. A workaround is available — car owners concerned about this problem are advised to wrap their keys in tinfoil when not in use."
So everyone go out and buy some Reynolds foil.
guess im going walmart after work...
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true that man! fukk dude it's fuken scary now, damn i better get an alarm real soon. but it no matter, fukk too bad we can't put shock sensors like that one dude from california did. damn talk about protection LOL...
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I've seen a ex-coworker start a friends M45 with a bmw Key programmer and a laptop. These things are easy. My computer geek friend can open my garage door with my bose stereo remote control. Too many people have too much time on they're hands.
Originally Posted by EndlessNA1
I've seen a ex-coworker start a friends M45 with a bmw Key programmer and a laptop. These things are easy. My computer geek friend can open my garage door with my bose stereo remote control. Too many people have too much time on they're hands.
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