line lock kit
08-20-2006, 08:54 PM
#2
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Location: Austin , TEXAS
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RE: line lock kit
http://www.rpmoutlet.com/05gtjet.htm
http://www.carjunky.com/shop_cj/mmp/...df5c49818.html
http://www.dagostinoracing.com/index...oducts_id=9027
http://www.rpmoutlet.com/hurst.htm
Many more out there , as for a review , I don`t have these <yet?>
http://www.carjunky.com/shop_cj/mmp/...df5c49818.html
http://www.dagostinoracing.com/index...oducts_id=9027
http://www.rpmoutlet.com/hurst.htm
Many more out there , as for a review , I don`t have these <yet?>
08-21-2006, 12:26 AM
#4
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: the bilge of a boat!
Posts: 63
RE: line lock kit
I just installed a pair of summit selenoids and their line lock install kits. It's kinda a p.i.t.a. if you've never done brake lines before but it's not too hard. Only problem I've had so far is getting the lines not to leak where they join, just make em tight and use some teflon tape. I havent tried them out yet as my stang is out of commision in the garage while I finish up some switch and wiring installs.
08-22-2006, 10:47 PM
#6
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: the bilge of a boat!
Posts: 63
RE: line lock kit
Just tested em out as I finished up some wirings mods and they work good, atleast the right one, the left one doesnt lock and I do a perfect doughnut... gotta figure out whats going on there, oh well.
08-23-2006, 12:21 AM
#7
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Maryland
Posts: 355
RE: line lock kit
Be careful with brake lines! Use a quality double flare tool if you must make a line. You should not be using teflon tape or other sealers on flared brake lines! If it leaks the flare is probably not good or it is not tightened properly.
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I just installed a pair of summit selenoids and their line lock install kits. It's kinda a p.i.t.a. if you've never done brake lines before but it's not too hard. Only problem I've had so far is getting the lines not to leak where they join, just make em tight and use some teflon tape. I havent tried them out yet as my stang is out of commision in the garage while I finish up some switch and wiring installs.
I just installed a pair of summit selenoids and their line lock install kits. It's kinda a p.i.t.a. if you've never done brake lines before but it's not too hard. Only problem I've had so far is getting the lines not to leak where they join, just make em tight and use some teflon tape. I havent tried them out yet as my stang is out of commision in the garage while I finish up some switch and wiring installs.
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