a little tip

Rotary Evolution · 04-02-2013, 12:10 PM

it also depends on the car i suppose. this car i had rebuilt the engine several months ago on, after which he decided the 25 year old stock power plant wasn't enough in stock form and wanted to turbo the 6 port n/a block..

pages of work later and many addons sometimes you just want a car gone. if it had come in with just suspension work or a wheel swap, no biggie. with the wheels needing to be removed to add the water injection kit behind the bumper it put the rest of the car at a standstill until you get the locks off.

but i can't say it is the current owner's fault, he bought it in project form with boxes of parts.

anyways, i always keep my lock key in a place i know where to find it(with the jack and lug wrench). most people don't even know they have wheel locks on their car so i make a note to tell them where i put it so that they know, sometimes i simply leave it on the center console for them to figure out where to keep it. seldomly i get a car and the wheel lock key is sitting on the console already(owner thought ahead).

04-02-2013, 12:10 PM	#10
Rotary Evolution rotaryevolution.net Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Las Vegas, NV Posts: 248 Rep Power: 15	it also depends on the car i suppose. this car i had rebuilt the engine several months ago on, after which he decided the 25 year old stock power plant wasn't enough in stock form and wanted to turbo the 6 port n/a block.. pages of work later and many addons sometimes you just want a car gone. if it had come in with just suspension work or a wheel swap, no biggie. with the wheels needing to be removed to add the water injection kit behind the bumper it put the rest of the car at a standstill until you get the locks off. but i can't say it is the current owner's fault, he bought it in project form with boxes of parts. anyways, i always keep my lock key in a place i know where to find it(with the jack and lug wrench). most people don't even know they have wheel locks on their car so i make a note to tell them where i put it so that they know, sometimes i simply leave it on the center console for them to figure out where to keep it. seldomly i get a car and the wheel lock key is sitting on the console already(owner thought ahead). __________________ http://rotaryevolution.net Last edited by Rotary Evolution; 04-02-2013 at 12:18 PM.