95 neon clutch peddle isolation?

Any one have any ideas on how hard it would be to isolate the clutch
peddle in order for it not to be grounded to the body of the car. The
car does not have to be drivable.
The plan is to run a 4 gauge wire from spark plug wire #1 to the
clutch peddle arm. remove the rubber peddle. After that, remove the
shifter nob and e-brake handle. The steering collum inder the plastic
is metal and is grounded to the car, so upon attempted start by
damaging the collum, the driver (thief) may (I think) experience a
stun gun affect.
any input on the idea?

Mike

On 1 Sep 2004 12:06:10 -0700, mlawrence.DeleteThis@soroc.com (Mike) wrote:

 >Any one have any ideas on how hard it would be to isolate the clutch
 >peddle in order for it not to be grounded to the body of the car. The
 >car does not have to be drivable.
 >The plan is to run a 4 gauge wire from spark plug wire #1 to the
 >clutch peddle arm. remove the rubber peddle. After that, remove the
 >shifter nob and e-brake handle. The steering collum inder the plastic
 >is metal and is grounded to the car, so upon attempted start by
 >damaging the collum, the driver (thief) may (I think) experience a
 >stun gun affect.
 >any input on the idea?
 >
 >Mike

Now I don't know many car theives but it would stand to reason they
will be wearing shoes. If this were even possible and the would be
thief left his shoes at home the most he would get would be a little
zap. It ain't fun but its not going to hurt anyone.

My advice would be to put an alarm on the car and be done with it.
Your resorting to juvenile tactics with a person who has nothing to
loose. If you did manage to hurt them in some way they could just set
fire to it in your driveway or worse.

Steve B.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->