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Wanting to learn more about this "laser track key"
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Mon Jan 20, 2020 5:01 amby Jesus
Hi my best friend told me this is a high security key. It holds the helmet compartment of my scooter. It's not necessary for ignition (Bluetooth). What you do guys think of it is it one of hy22 or hu66 kind or cheaper like I think? Thanks, Paul.
Re: Wanting to learn more about this "laser track key"
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Mon Jan 20, 2020 1:25 pmby Jesus
I've established that it isn't a hu66 or a hy22. The search is still on.
It should be pretty straight forward for me to mill another one and try that out, might be transponder.
For now I just want to find info about this little guy.
Re: Wanting to learn more about this "laser track key"
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Tue Jan 21, 2020 3:43 pmby Jesus
anybody knows if it's some type of chinese automotive key ?
Re: Wanting to learn more about this "laser track key"
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Wed Jan 22, 2020 8:59 pmby Jesus
haven't done more search since school started, let me know if this is the wrong forum for automotive stuff. Thanks Paul.
Re: Wanting to learn more about this "laser track key"
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Thu Jan 23, 2020 5:30 amby Visitor
Make and model of scooter? Age of scooter?
Any name or number on key or lock?
What is it your asking? What are you wanting to do?
Any key cutter will do you a copy or manufacturer will send pre cut key, you sound very green so I suggest you won't be milling one too soon and without a laser machine you won't ever do it accurate enough.
Leave the locks you use alone and buy somthing for practise from e bay.
Lastly, no its not high security, it's easily openable but they used to be regarded as high security because of obscurity, I would probably pop that particular lock in a few seconds, it looks cheap and nasty.
Re: Wanting to learn more about this "laser track key"
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Thu Jan 23, 2020 8:03 pmby Jesus
Visitor wrote:Make and model of scooter? Age of scooter?
Any name or number on key or lock?
What is it your asking? What are you wanting to do?
Any key cutter will do you a copy or manufacturer will send pre cut key, you sound very green so I suggest you won't be milling one too soon and without a laser machine you won't ever do it accurate enough.
Leave the locks you use alone and buy somthing for practise from e bay.
Lastly, no its not high security, it's easily openable but they used to be regarded as high security because of obscurity, I would probably pop that particular lock in a few seconds, it looks cheap and nasty.
Perfect this is what I wanted to know, I have no clear goals in sight. The manufacturer will make me a new key if needed, I didn't mean to mention machining, mean't to say 3d printing... I thought it be cool to attempt 3d printing one of these.