line lock finally installed (vid)
Apr 25, 2005 | 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by 6gear
So you still have to use your brake pedal but it only allows the front brakes to work? You push your line loc button before you hit the brakes and that way fluid does not go to the rear brakes.
Originally Posted by 6gear
I have a stick rig and this set up won't work for me.
Apr 25, 2005 | 11:04 AM
#24
Originally Posted by Magic Chicken
I finally got around to getting my line lock installed. It has quickly become one of my favorite mods! The difference in burnouts is night and day. No more nitrous assisted burnouts for me! I love it.
Flipper picked the music and as you can tell, I'm not a video editor by trade.
Before and after video it's 13MB, please right click and save as.
Flipper picked the music and as you can tell, I'm not a video editor by trade.
Before and after video it's 13MB, please right click and save as.
Glad to see you finally updated your magicchicken.com web site!
Apr 25, 2005 | 11:31 AM
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people with manual tranny's put line locks on their front brakes to lock them so they don't have to screw with all 3 pedals at once for a burnout. locking out the rear brakes defeats it's usefulness on a manual vehicle.
Apr 25, 2005 | 11:33 AM
#28
I was going to say, I can do a burn out in a manual with no problem. I just roll my foot from the brake and the gas and my other foot from the clutch to the brake. First time was tricky, but it is a breeze now. I would still like to figure out where to install the line lock so it locks the front brakes, so I don't have to do this. I was thinking of installing it like the f-body guy, then wiring in a relay that interrupts the ABS, like if the fuse busted. Any one see a problem with this?
