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Line lock on a fox body

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PRO50SC

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Who has what brand and how was the install?
 

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I'd also like to know
 

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I've done enough of them. I used B&M and a hurst on my other car. I didn't buy a kit or anything I just bought the fittings and lines seperate. Much easier to do w/ the engine out of the way but you can do it either way it's just tight in some spots...
 

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maybe this will help....

 
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ram360 said:
maybe this will help....

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Yeah, that's awesom man thanks!!!!!!
 

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Whats line lock?
 

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Line lock is a solenoid that hold brake pressure to the front wheels, and not the rears so you can do a burnout without tearing the crap out of your rear brakes, and putting more strain on the drivetrain.

I see that drawing, but I hooked mine up right between the master and proportioning valve. It locked both front tires, although I know a lot of you say it shouldn't LOL. But it worked for me just fine! Makes for some awesome awesome burnouts too.
 

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Stang8URMPRT said:
Line lock is a solenoid that hold brake pressure to the front wheels, and not the rears so you can do a burnout without tearing the crap out of your rear brakes, and putting more strain on the drivetrain.

I see that drawing, but I hooked mine up right between the master and proportioning valve. It locked both front tires, although I know a lot of you say it shouldn't LOL. But it worked for me just fine! Makes for some awesome awesome burnouts too.
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that was on your old car right? LOL
 

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Yep. lol. No line lock on this car.... ever.
 
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