Line locks
18-10-2004, 11:48 AM
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Line locks
Are there remote line locks available? Ie so the brake line dont have to run inside the car? Where from?
Also, do the ones with a lever mean your able to slowly release pressure to the brake for a nice controlled rolling burnout as the one i bought ages ago is the push button kind which is totaly on/off and now i think about it that doesnt seem as good (tho looks neater).
Anyone know?
Also, do the ones with a lever mean your able to slowly release pressure to the brake for a nice controlled rolling burnout as the one i bought ages ago is the push button kind which is totaly on/off and now i think about it that doesnt seem as good (tho looks neater).
Anyone know?
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19-10-2004, 03:31 PM
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Exactly, i was hoping for DannyB to be here to answer it, or at least some Mk2 Escort guys to help as lots of them have em.
But looky what ive found....
http://www.martelbrothers.com/custom...00&cat=&page=3
Id be interested in knowing what i was asking about the lever style line lock tho...
But looky what ive found....
http://www.martelbrothers.com/custom...00&cat=&page=3
Id be interested in knowing what i was asking about the lever style line lock tho...
19-10-2004, 03:39 PM
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Also youl need this by sounds of it 
http://www.martelbrothers.com/custom...at=1075&page=1
You still in America sean? Get one for yourself and me too while you out there, cash waiting
(May as well get rebuilt kit too by souns of it!)
http://www.martelbrothers.com/custom...at=1075&page=1
You still in America sean? Get one for yourself and me too while you out there, cash waiting
(May as well get rebuilt kit too by souns of it!)
19-10-2004, 03:45 PM
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Yeah they sell the solenoid valve on its own as well. Mind you it's only an extra US$2 for the rest of the kit. Even though the rest of the kit is only a switch and a scotch lock.
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19-10-2004, 03:49 PM
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Spikey, is that a line lock or a bias valve?
Ive seen bias valves that look like that too, and TBH it makes a lot more sence to have a bias valve on a rallycar than a line lock...
Ive seen bias valves that look like that too, and TBH it makes a lot more sence to have a bias valve on a rallycar than a line lock...
19-10-2004, 03:52 PM
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the bias valve is next to the passenger seat.
though i think my line lock is for the rears, but dont quote me on that, as the car aint moved an inch yet...lol
though i think my line lock is for the rears, but dont quote me on that, as the car aint moved an inch yet...lol
19-10-2004, 03:58 PM
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Mustve used it to help hold the car on the line with the clutch seriously biting at the start of a rally stage.
An EscCos (Unless its a EscCosGTR like Seans, lol) isnt gonna be doing much in the way of burnouts, lol.
Si Norris is using a line lock now to hold the car on the line to launch for the 1/4mile as it was too hard to keep on the spot otherwise
An EscCos (Unless its a EscCosGTR like Seans, lol) isnt gonna be doing much in the way of burnouts, lol.
Si Norris is using a line lock now to hold the car on the line to launch for the 1/4mile as it was too hard to keep on the spot otherwise
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