This is how I make the Spider
impossible to steal and drive. And it's fun too when people
start looking at your Alfa Romeo.
Very smooth and elegant. It was
invented in Sweden by Mr. Johan Rosenlund, www.snapoff.com who
still has them for sale. Johan is the inventor with a passion
for racing.
The anti-theft device Snap-Off system,
combined with SWM hub kits and sport steering wheels, allows
the easy, quick release and removal of the steering wheel when
the car is parked. The wheel can then be easily and safely
remounted when you drive your car again.
What better deterrent can you have than totally removing your
steering wheel, thus confusing and discouraging the thief and
diverting it to car without the so called Snap-Off.
This system can easily be assembled
and servicing is not necessary, Snap-Off will also allow you
to buy a sport steering from the wide range of SWM wheels. The
anti theft Snap-Off is covered by the European and American
patent laws.
I just snap the steering wheel on when
I like to drive. Once removed, it is not possible to drive
away. It looks very strange on the parking lot and you will
meet new friends all the time.
And the Spider will remain where you
left her. I use my Momo Super Indy wheel and carry it in a
bag. No problems! This arrangement will fit any steering key
shaft. BTW, if you have an air-bag, sorry, it won't work here.
Just good old 105's will do.
Snap-Off anti theft antifuorto
Using a vice-grip will be very
complicated for any presumed thief. First the villain will
have to spot your car, second check how to steal it. Then he
has to go away to get a vice-grip. When he returns, you will
probably be gone with your car. If your pearl is still there
in the parking-lot, the villain will have some real hardships,
driving away with the odd steering wheel.
Remember, the vice-grip is not the
nasty thing wrestlers use before the DSQ. It is a special
tool, however not that common.