Are they expencive?
Are they illegal? (ive been told)


Thanks!

 

Not expensive, under 150, and I'm pretty sure they're not illegal? Not too sure on that one.

 

With all the supplies needed, they come to about $185. Not sure on the legality, but it doesn't impede every day driving, so I wouldn't worry about it.

If you want to see how they're installed, here's my write-up.
http://www.stangnet.com/Tech-Article...ll-080225.html

 

If you get the SLP kit, everything is there. You just need the brake fluid for when you bleed the brakes. Also, I learned if you do not undo the cap before hand. The fluid will not drain out of the bottom of the hole. I had a full reservoir, undid the line and nothing dripped out. Just the fluid that was already in the lines

 

The cost is relative - what some may consider cheap may be expensive to others. I don't recall the cost of mine (sourced from PowerHouse), but it wasn't bad. I've never heard that they were illegal.

I have ABS, so I used dual solenoids, with each onemounted inthe corresponding wheelwell. I'm not 100% satisfied with the switch location (I mounted it on the overhead console). Other locations would be replacing the dummy slot where the 2008 seat heater switches are (between the A/C and max A/C buttons) or in the upper right corner of the headlight switch. You can also wire a toggle switch to make your cruise control or headlight dimmer activate your linelocks.