Thread #20383

Post your wheel lock setup

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shaolinJanuary 30, 2010
#297280

Post your wheel lock setup

how do you guys keep your wheels from getting stolen? gun? alarm? jp. what wheel locks are you guys running? I am currently on some spline drives and bull lock wheel locks. just wondering what else is out there. i've looked and came across some $500 dollar wheel locks on a website and wow couldnt believe they were really $500!
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how do you guys keep your wheels from getting stolen? gun? alarm? jp. what wheel locks are you guys running? I am currently on some spline drives and bull lock wheel locks. just wondering what else is out there. i've looked and came across some $500 dollar wheel locks on a website and wow couldnt believe they were really $500!
KYOEIJanuary 30, 2010
#297299
Im not using any wheel locks right now but I should get some ...
I guess Trunk Monkey is way to go... but it must be expensive... =)
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Im not using any wheel locks right now but I should get some ... 
I guess Trunk Monkey is way to go... but it must be expensive... =)
shaolinJanuary 30, 2010
#297306
Trunk money is a bit too expensive for me
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Trunk money is a bit too expensive for me
RaCinStylezJanuary 30, 2010
#297322
car sits so low, no way youre takin my wheels...hows that for a wheel lock?
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car sits so low, no way youre takin my wheels...hows that for a wheel lock?
shaolinJanuary 31, 2010
#297344
Well said sir.
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Well said sir.
GLuXuRyJanuary 31, 2010
#297352
RaCinStylez;297322 wrote:car sits so low, no way youre takin my wheels...hows that for a wheel lock?


:biggthumpup: gonna have those thieves scratchin their head lol
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[QUOTE=RaCinStylez;297322]car sits so low, no way youre takin my wheels...hows that for a wheel lock?[/QUOTE]

:biggthumpup: gonna have those thieves scratchin their head lol
EASTSiDE 2 WESTSiDEJanuary 31, 2010
#297355
lol dont be surprised your whole car get dragged just to take your rims. Only thing that really stops them is multi wheel locks and a good sensitive alarm and a garage but hey if they want it they will get it regardless
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lol dont be surprised your whole car get dragged just to take your rims. Only thing that really stops them is multi wheel locks and a good sensitive alarm and a garage but hey if they want it they will get it regardless
chancellor842January 31, 2010
#297361
For my new wheels Im doing multiple wheel locks. Thats about all you can do.

I also always keep a suprise in the glove compartment. You just never know.
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For my new wheels Im doing multiple wheel locks. Thats about all you can do.

I also always keep a suprise in the glove compartment. You just never know.
alphaJanuary 31, 2010
#297377
meh,never used any plus i never leave my car on a street at night, its always tucked in the drive way, plus i live in a good suburb, with far more expensive cars parking on roads.
plus my lorinser centre caps are deceiving:) they have allen key bolts all around it, even tyre shops have no clue how to take em of:)centre caps are screw on type and bolts are just for looks:)
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meh,never used any plus i never leave my car on a street at night, its always tucked in the drive way, plus i live in a good suburb, with far more expensive cars parking on roads.
plus my lorinser centre caps are deceiving:) they have allen key bolts all around it, even tyre shops have no clue how to take em of:)centre caps are screw on type and bolts are just for looks:)
widebody_QJanuary 31, 2010
#297380
Honestly, I just bought them to match the rims

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^Key #1 to remove the top part of the wheel lock

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^Key #2

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Honestly, I just bought them to match the rims

[IMG]http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y170/aedprix/kranze/IMG_1044.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y170/aedprix/kranze/IMG_1048.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y170/aedprix/kranze/IMG_1049.jpg[/IMG]
^Key #1 to remove the top part of the wheel lock

[IMG]http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y170/aedprix/kranze/IMG_1046.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y170/aedprix/kranze/IMG_1050.jpg[/IMG]
^Key #2

[IMG]http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y170/aedprix/kranze/IMG_1051.jpg[/IMG]
Spyder78January 31, 2010
#297386

Re: Post your wheel lock setup

Yep Agi's wheel lock are cool as hell, can't get the top part off of the lug without that key.
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Yep Agi's wheel lock are cool as hell, can't get the top part off of the lug without that key.
Spyder78January 31, 2010
#297403
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoFde55P7Uk

They are originally made by Kyo-ei, They are called the Dency 2000 here is one company that sells them
http://www.rhdjapan.com/kyo-ei-dency-2000-lock-nut-silver-30851
another
http://www.nengun.com/kyo-ei/dency-2000-lock-nuts
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[URL]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoFde55P7Uk[/URL]

They are originally made by Kyo-ei, They are called the Dency 2000 here is one company that sells them
[URL]http://www.rhdjapan.com/kyo-ei-dency-2000-lock-nut-silver-30851[/URL]
another
[url]http://www.nengun.com/kyo-ei/dency-2000-lock-nuts[/url]
shaolinJanuary 31, 2010
#297430
I came across some titanium project kics...hmmm
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I came across some titanium project kics...hmmm
5t341tHFebruary 2, 2010
#297746
wow those wheel looks are tight. but couldnt regular pliers pull em off? since its just magnetic
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wow those wheel looks are tight. but couldnt regular pliers pull em off? since its just magnetic
VipDoutFebruary 2, 2010
#297769
those are pretty bad ass and I lay on tires too lol
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those are pretty bad ass and I lay on tires too lol
widebody_QFebruary 2, 2010
#297770
5t341tH;297746 wrote:wow those wheel looks are tight. but couldnt regular pliers pull em off? since its just magnetic


No you cant. They lay flush with the wheel opening meaning they dont stick out. Also, weds wheels have very small holes (no homo) so you cant even use a normal socket to get in there let alone pliers.

Its not just a magnet, you cant just pull off the top piece. I won't scan a pic of the inside of the top wheel lock (for obvious reasons) but it is a key as well
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[QUOTE=5t341tH;297746]wow those wheel looks are tight. but couldnt regular pliers pull em off? since its just magnetic[/QUOTE]
 
No you cant. They lay flush with the wheel opening meaning they dont stick out. Also, weds wheels have very small holes (no homo) so you cant even use a normal socket to get in there let alone pliers.
 
Its not just a magnet, you cant just pull off the top piece.  I won't scan a pic of the inside of the top wheel lock (for obvious reasons) but it is a key as well
MR.JFebruary 3, 2010
#298034
RaCinStylez;297322 wrote:car sits so low, no way youre takin my wheels...hows that for a wheel lock?


right.
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[QUOTE=RaCinStylez;297322]car sits so low, no way youre takin my wheels...hows that for a wheel lock?[/QUOTE]
 
right.
KohinoorFebruary 3, 2010
#298051
eh, not really worried about it. all my wheels are marked. and theyre so rare that if i found them for sale after they were stolen, it would be a 99.9% chance that they would be mine. i do have bersaglio 2 piece locks installed as a deterrent though.
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eh, not really worried about it. all my wheels are marked. and theyre so rare that if i found them for sale after they were stolen, it would be a 99.9% chance that they would be mine. i do have bersaglio 2 piece locks installed as a deterrent though.
VI IXFebruary 3, 2010
#298059
^^ wish I could say the same for my dh's. Haha. But like racinstylez said, zero psi. =)
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^^ wish I could say the same for my dh's. Haha. But like racinstylez said, zero psi. =)
d1deuceFebruary 7, 2010
#298712
I'm thinking about making a set of lug nuts for myself!! I was thinking I should make a set that has two locks. One lock is for the cover and one to actually unscrew the nut.... Everything would be custom made by me. BTW, I'm going to school for cnc right now and I could make parts for myself at the moment cause my teachers cool and I'm caught up with all the projects!!
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I'm thinking about making a set of lug nuts for myself!! I was thinking I should make a set that has two locks. One lock is for the cover and one to actually unscrew the nut.... Everything would be custom made by me. BTW, I'm going to school for cnc right now and I could make parts for myself at the moment cause my teachers cool and I'm caught up with all the projects!!
TabakaFebruary 24, 2011
#373270
Bringing this thread back from the dead. Now that winter is over, it's time to put the wheels back on. I just bought my first house and the neighborhood is so/so. Seems pretty family oriented, but the paranoia is still there. The SC is parked outside in the driveway for the most part. I have common motion security lighting around the front, side, and rear of the house. I'm currently using gorilla lugs but was going to add a second set of mcgards. Anyone every use a gps locator on their wheels? Similar to what they have for pets :smiley-rofl:My friends joke around with me and say I'll find my wheels in a few months on a Caprice or Monte Carlo. I know the old saying, if someone wants your stuff bad enough, they'll get it. I'm not on air, but low enough that someone would need a pretty low profile jack to get the car up. Anyone have any newer wheel lock items to share or are mcgards, gorilla, and kranze still the latest options?
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Bringing this thread back from the dead. Now that winter is over, it's time to put the wheels back on. I just bought my first house and the neighborhood is so/so. Seems pretty family oriented, but the paranoia is still there. The SC is parked outside in the driveway for the most part. I have common motion security lighting around the front, side, and rear of the house. I'm currently using gorilla lugs but was going to add a second set of mcgards. Anyone every use a gps locator on their wheels? Similar to what they have for pets :smiley-rofl:My friends joke around with me and say I'll find my wheels in a few months on a Caprice or Monte Carlo. I know the old saying, if someone wants your stuff bad enough, they'll get it. I'm not on air, but low enough that someone would need a pretty low profile jack to get the car up. Anyone have any newer wheel lock items to share or are mcgards, gorilla, and kranze still the latest options?
LiCelsiorFebruary 24, 2011
#373281
dency 2000 locks are sick! well worth the price.
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dency 2000 locks are sick! well worth the price.
TabakaFebruary 24, 2011
#373330
LiCelsior;373281 wrote:dency 2000 locks are sick! well worth the price.


Thanks, looking into them now. Only $90 a set! That's a good deal for extra security.
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[QUOTE=LiCelsior;373281]dency 2000 locks are sick! well worth the price.[/QUOTE]

Thanks, looking into them now. Only $90 a set! That's a good deal for extra security.
SmittyFebruary 24, 2011
#373338
Tabaka;373330 wrote:Thanks, looking into them now. Only $90 a set! That's a good deal for extra security.


I've actually got a set of these laying around if you're interested..

I just park mine at 0 psi and lock the switch box. Soon i'll just park at 0 psi and take the switch controller in the house with me when I upgrade to the accuair controller. =)


-Smitty
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[QUOTE=Tabaka;373330]Thanks, looking into them now. Only $90 a set! That's a good deal for extra security.[/QUOTE]

I've actually got a set of these laying around if you're interested..

I just park mine at 0 psi and lock the switch box. Soon i'll just park at 0 psi and take the switch controller in the house with me when I upgrade to the accuair controller. =)


-Smitty
ceso@fdFebruary 24, 2011
#373360
anyone sells those Dency 2000 lock nuts in the states? or should i just order it from rhd japan?
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anyone sells those Dency 2000 lock nuts in the states? or should i just order it from rhd japan?
VincentFebruary 24, 2011
#373366
I run gorilla locks, switched over to those after my mcgard locks snapped in half while trying to take them off the car.

So far no problems yet with the gorilla locks, only thing i can knock on is that they are a bit bulky

http://www.amazon.com/Gorilla-Automotive-61631-Acorn-Thread/dp/B000CMJ2QE
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I run gorilla locks, switched over to those after my mcgard locks snapped in half while trying to take them off the car.

So far no problems yet with the gorilla locks, only thing i can knock on is that they are a bit bulky

[url]http://www.amazon.com/Gorilla-Automotive-61631-Acorn-Thread/dp/B000CMJ2QE[/url]
TabakaFebruary 25, 2011
#373429
Smitty;373338 wrote:I've actually got a set of these laying around if you're interested..


PM Sent =)
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[QUOTE=Smitty;373338]I've actually got a set of these laying around if you're interested..[/QUOTE]

PM Sent =)
TabakaFebruary 25, 2011
#373431
Vincent;373366 wrote:I run gorilla locks, switched over to those after my mcgard locks snapped in half while trying to take them off the car.

So far no problems yet with the gorilla locks, only thing i can knock on is that they are a bit bulky

http://www.amazon.com/Gorilla-Automotive-61631-Acorn-Thread/dp/B000CMJ2QE


I've got a set of gorillas, but are they becoming more common these days? I see these on sale at autozone and a typical thief might have several of their keys. Think that's why I want to get a second set of a different brand on there. Mine are hidden by DH caps so I'm not worried about appearance.
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[QUOTE=Vincent;373366]I run gorilla locks, switched over to those after my mcgard locks snapped in half while trying to take them off the car.

So far no problems yet with the gorilla locks, only thing i can knock on is that they are a bit bulky

[URL]http://www.amazon.com/Gorilla-Automotive-61631-Acorn-Thread/dp/B000CMJ2QE[/URL][/QUOTE]

I've got a set of gorillas, but are they becoming more common these days? I see these on sale at autozone and a typical thief might have several of their keys. Think that's why I want to get a second set of a different brand on there. Mine are hidden by DH caps so I'm not worried about appearance.
jeebusFebruary 25, 2011
#373438
Gorilla locka are about as generic as it gets around here. Discount tire sells a set each time a customer buys after market wheels and everyone else buy them from vatozone, I gave a set away with some rims I recently sold. Theres like 4 different keys but all fairly easy to come by. As for me I use a set of bersaglio crytal lugs my friend kohinoor hooked me up with.
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Gorilla locka are about as generic as it gets around here. Discount tire sells a set each time a customer buys after market wheels and everyone else buy them from vatozone, I gave a set away with some rims I recently sold.  Theres like 4 different keys but all fairly easy to come by. As for me I use a set of bersaglio crytal lugs my friend kohinoor hooked me up with.
cheez80February 25, 2011
#373441
fuck, those dency locks only come in 12mm. the new LS uses a 14mm size lug stud LOL
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fuck, those dency locks only come in 12mm. the new LS uses a 14mm size lug stud LOL
brainneededFebruary 25, 2011
#373451
cheez80;373441 wrote:fuck, those dency locks only come in 12mm. the new LS uses a 14mm size lug stud LOL

angle grinder is your friend.
:innoutrofl2:

msrp of a new ls: $85k
wheels: $5k
lug nuts: $150
angle grinder: $150
using zilvia tactics on a $85k luxury vehicle: priceless!!!
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[QUOTE=cheez80;373441]fuck, those dency locks only come in 12mm. the new LS uses a 14mm size lug stud LOL[/QUOTE]
angle grinder is your friend.
:innoutrofl2:

msrp of a new ls: $85k
wheels: $5k
lug nuts: $150
angle grinder: $150
using zilvia tactics on a $85k luxury vehicle: priceless!!!
cheez80February 25, 2011
#373454
brainneeded;373451 wrote:angle grinder is your friend.
:innoutrofl2:

msrp of a new ls: $85k
wheels: $5k
lug nuts: $150
angle grinder: $150
using zilvia tactics on a $85k luxury vehicle: priceless!!!


LOLOLOLOL so ballinnnnn'
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[QUOTE=brainneeded;373451]angle grinder is your friend.
:innoutrofl2:

msrp of a new ls: $85k
wheels: $5k
lug nuts: $150
angle grinder: $150
using zilvia tactics on a $85k luxury vehicle: priceless!!![/QUOTE]

LOLOLOLOL so ballinnnnn'
brainneededFebruary 25, 2011
#373465
i use gorillas currently, but i know a guy who produces 7 sided lugs, think i might cop a set.
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i use gorillas currently, but i know a guy who produces 7 sided lugs, think i might cop a set.
PureDrifterFebruary 25, 2011
#373505
so the Wed locks are just 4 sets of the dency's?

where might i procure a set, short of buying 4 sets of the kyo-ei's?
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so the Wed locks are just 4 sets of the dency's?

where might i procure a set, short of buying 4 sets of the kyo-ei's?
steebFebruary 25, 2011
#373549
i use mcgard open ended ones because it comes with an open ended key that works with my extended studs. most keys dont come with open end so its hard to tq the lock properly and sometimes its hard to remove the lock when the key becomes damaged.

of course you could just drill out any key to make it open ended but why do that when one can buy a set of mcgards without the sweat?
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i use mcgard open ended ones because it comes with an open ended key that works with my extended studs. most keys dont come with open end so its hard to tq the lock properly and sometimes its hard to remove the lock when the key becomes damaged.

of course you could just drill out any key to make it open ended but why do that when one can buy a set of mcgards without the sweat?
TabakaFebruary 28, 2011
#374007
steeb;373549 wrote:i use mcgard open ended ones because it comes with an open ended key that works with my extended studs. most keys dont come with open end so its hard to tq the lock properly and sometimes its hard to remove the lock when the key becomes damaged.

of course you could just drill out any key to make it open ended but why do that when one can buy a set of mcgards without the sweat?


I'd like to see a set. Can you post a link or something? :biggthumpup:

EDIT: nevermind, found it.

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[QUOTE=steeb;373549]i use mcgard open ended ones because it comes with an open ended key that works with my extended studs. most keys dont come with open end so its hard to tq the lock properly and sometimes its hard to remove the lock when the key becomes damaged.

of course you could just drill out any key to make it open ended but why do that when one can buy a set of mcgards without the sweat?[/QUOTE]

I'd like to see a set. Can you post a link or something? :biggthumpup:

EDIT: nevermind, found it. 

[IMG]http://static.summitracing.com/global/images/prod/small/mcg-24519_w_s.jpg[/IMG]
kingpinFebruary 28, 2011
#374045
RaCinStylez;297322 wrote:car sits so low, no way youre takin my wheels...hows that for a wheel lock?
X2 ..

I have 4 sets of lock nuts on my M , so only 2 persons hate me .. the tire shop and the Theif .. :biggthumpup:
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[QUOTE=RaCinStylez;297322]car sits so low, no way youre takin my wheels...hows that for a wheel lock?[/QUOTE] X2 .. 
 
I have 4 sets of lock nuts on my M , so only 2 persons hate me .. the tire shop and the Theif .. :biggthumpup:
TabakaFebruary 28, 2011
#374046
kingpin;374045 wrote:X2 ..

I have 4 sets of lock nuts on my M , so only 2 persons hate me .. the tire shop and the Theif .. :biggthumpup:


What locks are you using?
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[QUOTE=kingpin;374045]X2 .. 
 
I have 4 sets of lock nuts on my M , so only 2 persons hate me .. the tire shop and the Theif .. :biggthumpup:[/QUOTE]

What locks are you using?
NELSON09February 28, 2011
#374070
bbs makes some that are pretty cool. I'm running gorillas.
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bbs makes some that are pretty cool. I'm running gorillas.
JUICEDW140March 2, 2011
#374475
Any one using Lo-jack....
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Any one using Lo-jack....