If you’re planning on committing a crime or breaking into someone’s car, you’ll want to make sure to do it as quietly as possible. That’s where a car destruction device comes in handy – it can quickly and quietly destroy a car without leaving any evidence behind. In this article, we’ll take a look at the best car destruction devices on the market and explain how to use them for your criminal purposes.
Preparation
Before you can destroy a car quietly, you need to understand how it works. The engine is located in the front of the car and is connected to the wheels by a variety of transmission and drive shafts. The differential transfers power between the front and rear wheel, so when you damage one component, it will cause the car to lose control and potentially crash.
To destroy a car silently, you will first need to damage the transmission or drive shafts. In order to do this, you will need a heavy object that you can throw at the transmission or drive shafts. Once you have damaged one of these components, the car will become uncontrollable and will eventually crash.
Materials
– A car
– A jigsaw
– A drill
– Some screws
– A long screwdriver
– A bucket or large plastic container
1. Look for a car that you want to destroy. Make sure it is in a public place so no one will get hurt if something goes wrong. 2. Remove the front and rear bumper covers and the trim around the windows. If the car has airbags, disable them before you start. 3. If the car has a sunroof, remove it. 4. Use a jigsaw to cut off sections of the roof and the sides of the car. Be careful not to cut through any wires or cables. 5. Drill holes in the roof and sides of the car, spacing them evenly apart. 6. Insert screws into each hole, anchoring the roof and sides of the car to the ground. 7. Drive a long screwdriver through each hole, pushing down on the screws to secure them in place. 8. Pour a bucket of water over the screws to dislodge them and destroy the roof and side of the car. 9. Remove any pieces of wood or plastic that remain on the car after drying
Tools
The following are seven tools that can be used to destroy a car quietly.
1. A screwdriver: Use a screwdriver to pry open the car door and then use the screwdriver to damage the hinges.
2. A drill: Use a drill to create holes in the car door and then use the drill to damage the hinges.
3. A crowbar: Use a crowbar to pry open the car door and then use the crowbar to damage the hinges.
4. A brick: Throw a brick through the window of the car and hit the gas pedal, causing the engine to stall.
5. A knife: Pry open the car door with a knife and then slash at any wires or cables that are visible inside the car.
6. A blowtorch: Turn on the blowtorch and hold it near any wires or cables that are visible inside the car.
7. A chainsaw: Turn on the chainsaw and hold it near any wires or cables that are visible inside the car.
Procedure
If you want to destroy a car quietly, it’s best to do it in the early morning or late at night when traffic is light. First, park your car in a busy area and turn off all the lights. Next, use a screwdriver or a wrench to remove the lug nuts from the tire nearest the wheel bearing. Reach under the car and remove the wheel. Place the wheel on the ground next to the car and remove the other lug nut. Put these three pieces of metal away in a safe place. Next, use a chisel or a cutting tool to cut open the tire near the hub. This will allow air to escape and the rubber will start to deflate. The noise of this process will be drowned out by traffic. When all of the tires have been deflated, place them in a pile next to your car and pour gasoline over them. Let the flames take care of business!
Cleanup and Maintenance
It might be tempting to just let a car sit in the driveway and deteriorate, but that’s not the best idea. Here are four tips for cleaning and maintaining your car so it lasts longer:
1. Get the oil changed regularly – A well-maintained engine will run smoother and last longer.
2. Use a quality car care product – Don’t use products that are only meant for cleaning or polishing. Use a product that will protect the paint and keep the car looking new.
3. Take care of the door handle – If you don’t regularly clean and lubricate the door handles, they can become loose and make noise when you open the door.
4. Keep an eye on the battery – Make sure to replace the battery every 3 years or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. This will help to keep your car running smoothly and prevent any problems down the road.