*CorsaCal*
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Ive finally got some jacking covers for my skirts. Does anyone know of any way of making them thief proof?
Im thinking of doing a screw upward in each one but theres a gap between the cover and the sill.
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Darryl H
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Mine are a pain to pull out anyway 
But yeah you could do something like that
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*CorsaCal*
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quote:
Originally posted by Darryl H
Mine are a pain to pull out anyway
But yeah you could do something like that
lol the aint massively easy but id still rather be safe than sorry. im thinking of screwing upward and making a spacer out of pipe or something tho screw through.
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gav93
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do these still get nicked in the street lol? thought kids round here (south london) just take the whole car or fiesta St centre caps seem to go missing a air bit an all pmsl
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Darryl H
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I always think my wind deflectors will be nicked in car parks so I'd only assume the same for the jacking covers - especially when you have all four!
[Edited on 21-08-2012 by Darryl H]
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*CorsaCal*
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Lol. I dont know if they will get knicked but i know what a pain in the arse they are to get so id rather not risk it . . .
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Darryl H
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Yeah stupid amount of time and effort for 4 things so small
Your idea sounds good enough though mate, worth a shot
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IvIarkgraham
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i found some gsi jacking covers in my shed
really should sell them
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I'd glue them on.
Mine are 5 door replicas so dot have jackig points.
And over the earsnie never thought "wish I could remove a jackig point, as I'd get so much more access"
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*CorsaCal*
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Lol ill see if i could still jack it up with them on but i doubt it else whats the point in them? Lol.
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Darryl H
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I can't get a jack under with them in lol
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*CorsaCal*
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your is much lower than mine though mate!!!
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I don't jack up on the sill anyway.
I do have a low profile jack though
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Darryl H
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Yeah that's what I need really, using a normal trolley jack on mine so the jacking covers do help out quite a bit
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*CorsaCal*
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i never jack on the sill either its the scissor jack im worried about if i get a flat tyre.
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Nic Barnes
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I Had to glue one of mine in and it's still there 2 years later. It is a rear one so never have to remove them though.
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