Diy Catalytic Converter Rebar Cage at Sarah Scoggins blog

Diy Catalytic Converter Rebar Cage. Precision designed and engineered to fit and protect vehicles with oem converters. Physical barriers such as steel plates and cages aim to deny easy access to the catalytic converter. Some weld a piece or two lengthwise (like the catstrap above) to provide more cut resistance. I’ve had my catalytic converter stolen twice. It seems that there are some resourceful people out there coming up with their own diy solutions. If i had it to over again i would have had a shop swap out my oem cat for a cheap. Others go all out and make their own rebar catalytic converter cages. You can buy expensive protection plates, take your car to a mechanic to have cable or a cage welded on, or you can try to protect. Alarm systems, meanwhile, serve to scare off potential thieves or. Most of them involve rebar in one way or another.

If i had it to over again i would have had a shop swap out my oem cat for a cheap. I’ve had my catalytic converter stolen twice. Others go all out and make their own rebar catalytic converter cages. Precision designed and engineered to fit and protect vehicles with oem converters. Some weld a piece or two lengthwise (like the catstrap above) to provide more cut resistance. It seems that there are some resourceful people out there coming up with their own diy solutions. You can buy expensive protection plates, take your car to a mechanic to have cable or a cage welded on, or you can try to protect. Most of them involve rebar in one way or another. Alarm systems, meanwhile, serve to scare off potential thieves or. Physical barriers such as steel plates and cages aim to deny easy access to the catalytic converter.

Catalytic Converter Theft Prevention Cages...WILL IT WORK??? World

Diy Catalytic Converter Rebar Cage Most of them involve rebar in one way or another. Alarm systems, meanwhile, serve to scare off potential thieves or. Precision designed and engineered to fit and protect vehicles with oem converters. Physical barriers such as steel plates and cages aim to deny easy access to the catalytic converter. I’ve had my catalytic converter stolen twice. If i had it to over again i would have had a shop swap out my oem cat for a cheap. Most of them involve rebar in one way or another. Some weld a piece or two lengthwise (like the catstrap above) to provide more cut resistance. You can buy expensive protection plates, take your car to a mechanic to have cable or a cage welded on, or you can try to protect. It seems that there are some resourceful people out there coming up with their own diy solutions. Others go all out and make their own rebar catalytic converter cages.