Standard is poke a hole in the tank while laying on the ground...
That might apply to my wife's Suburban but my buggy is so low to the ground, the thief would literally have to be a 'pin head' to access the fuel tank....lol Same applies to the converter. We really don't go anywhere where any of our vehicles would be subject to that kind of theft actually. I installed locking fuel caps as more of a preventive measure than anything else and it was time for new caps anyway as I'm sure the ability to seal was long gone with the original ones. Fuel caps to wear out. The sealing capability degrades over time and you loose fuel do to evaporation. Not so much with diesel but with gasoline, vapor evaporation can be a concern, plus with newer vehicles, an ill sealing fuel cap can throw a check engine light.
Put that sawzall right into the battery and get a downright jolting experience!
Maybe once in a life time.
They may get a surprise but your exhaust pipes will be just a destroyed. Sorry.
Holy cow, that'sa lotta amps!I remember about 10 years ago watching a video of an electric drag racer where someone dropped a wrench on the battery terminals and started a plasma fire. SWEET!