Catalytic Converter Protection

Around this area, Catalytic Converter theft is dramatically increasing. A 4x4 makes an easy target as it's easy to get under. Anyone marketing a 'shield' or similar theft deterant device for a Taco? Something that does not require welding to the frame?
Thanks - Clay

 

SFX Performance makes a skid plate with upswept wings to further prevent cat converter theft

https://www.sfxperformance.com/parts/ORF87045.htm#prettyPhoto

Or there's this company

https://getcatsecurity.com/purchase-online/ols/products?sortOption=descend_by_created_at

Or you can get a CatStrap

https://www.catstrap.net/

I've also seen some people say expanded metal is a bitch to cut through and throwing a layer of that over your cat strap would be beneficial in deterring thieves.

 

My cat bites back

 

I went with getcatsecurity.

 

They'll still cut it off easily but hopefully they'll bleed to death trying to carry it out lol

 

Then all you have to do is ask the recyclers if they’ve seen any bloody cats.

 

Bought 100 feet of razor wire on Amazon and welded it on. Its prime day, might even be on sale!

 

Couldn’t this be considered booby trapped though?

 

Someone should make make thin, hard sheet metal. Like cunt stain tongue glide. So that it can be affixed to the pipe and render carbide useless.

 

I'm sure here in CA you'd get successfully sued for it by the would be thief

 

You can see the rats nest of wire coming up the street. I don't think the thief would call the cops... Not many legal reasons you'd be reaching up under my vehicle...

 

Road trash that got caught under the vehicle.

 

Probably, but criminals no longer get prosecuted, so no need to play nice.

 

you’ve piqued my interest

 

Props on piqued. Cunt stain tongue glide is the paragon of materials. Ask @tonered

 

That gets my angry pixies going.

 

This guy paragons.

 

All kidding aside. As long as there is little to no prosecution, it will be an on going problem.

 

Livin' the dream in the Empire of Dirt.

 

Keep away from Prudence