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What are some good ways to secure your audio in your car besides from the basics like alarms?

I read somewhere that using different kinds of screw heads is a good idea, from just using the phillips and flathead screws?? And what are some ways that a could bolt down my box and amp to the trunk or would that be kind of pointless because you could just unscrew/unbolt it?

Also could you guys give me some tips on what you guys do to protect your stuff?

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I usually hire this guy to watch over my car.

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But for real. Of course most thieves can get the things you try to protect. The point is to try and slow him down. He doesn't want to do it all night, and a lot of the time ends up damaging your equipment. An alarm is key in slowing him down, along with a frustrating long dis assembly of everything inside.

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I usually hire this guy to watch over my car.

5PlTg.gif

But for real. Of course most thieves can get the things you try to protect. The point is to try and slow him down. He doesn't want to do it all night, and a lot of the time ends up damaging your equipment. An alarm is key in slowing him down, along with a frustrating long dis assembly of everything inside.

Slowing him down makes a lot of sense because i guess you cant stop a theif if he really wants something.

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I have these to mount the sub and amp and batt hold downs. Burglars don't usually have the right heads to remove these. I also spend extra time designing my system to look completely stock.

My hatch also takes 2 people to open, but thats fuckin annoying... :pardon:

Do you just hold them down with a metal bar?

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I have these to mount the sub and amp and batt hold downs. Burglars don't usually have the right heads to remove these. I also spend extra time designing my system to look completely stock.

My hatch also takes 2 people to open, but thats fuckin annoying... :pardon:

Do you just hold the subs and amp down with a metal bar or something else?

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when I mounted my amps to my van, I used bolts with tightining washers behind and it has two bolts, that way when they start to turn, if they have the right size bolt, most burglars don't carry a full on bolt set, then it will stop once you turn it so far :D I will be out there withing 1 bolt being started, that's my deterrent :P

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