Line-loc kit 05-07 mustang

xtweakerx

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Anyone have a line-loc kit installed in their 05-07 stang?

If so, which kit do you have installed?

going to be in the market for one evenually it would pair up nicely with a set of strip/streets. I use to have a line-loc kit installed in my old fox body doing burnouts at the track without one is not the best idea IMHO.

Thanks guys.

 

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JerryII

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SLP has them.

 

steedastang06

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xtweakerx said:

Anyone have a line-loc kit installed in their 05-07 stang?

If so, which kit do you have installed?

going to be in the market for one evenually it would pair up nicely with a set of strip/streets. I use to have a line-loc kit installed in my old fox body doing burnouts at the track without one is not the best idea IMHO.

Thanks guys.

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I am using the MOTOBLUE one that RPMOUTLET is selling, fortunately for me I was able to get one from them on the first try with all the instructions and accessories without any headaches and install was a breeze! I have it running to my Hurst T-handle momentary switch..

 

xtweakerx

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very nice. is it a good kit? i saw it on there. I've gotten my mufflers from rpmoutlet w/ no problems.

 

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xtweakerx said:

very nice. is it a good kit? i saw it on there. I've gotten my mufflers from rpmoutlet w/ no problems.

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yeah ive had it for about 6 months now with no problems what so ever.... install was a breeze and the brake lines came pre bent which helped ALOT!

 

xtweakerx

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Nice.

 

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www.pmpparts.com sells them.

Piedmont Modular Performance. They are a sponsor on another board I'm on... www.s197forum.com

 

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hay all,,, dumb dumb question here. What is a line-loc kit and what does it make better?

thankyou
matt

 

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press a button and it locks up the front brakes and not the back brakes. Helps you do a burnout better without roasting your back brakes up.

 

steedastang06

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yeah they call it roll control because once you release the button the solenoid holding the pressure on the front brakes gently releases allowing the user to roll out of the waterbox (or wherever you use it) without a sudden jolt when the tires stop spinning..

 

xtweakerx

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Two reasons i like it:

1.) Easier to do a burn out in a manual car
2.) A lot less Abuse on your car when your doing it than without the kit

 

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I was just looking at the "Break Control Package" (line-lock) kit from SLP, and it looks pretty sweet (on sale for $139!) anyway, for those who have installed it where do mount the switch? I would be interested in this but I am weary as to the location of the switch cause I can't stand an interior that has a bunch of after market buttons and or switches.

So where do you put it? Under the dash?

 

xtweakerx

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i think im going to get the motoblue kit. thanks guys

 

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Friend of mine told me a guy he knows located the button inside the middle console under a bunch of stuff. He did it that way so that he wasn't tempted to use it any other place than at the track.