Line Lock Question?
12-09-01, 11:33 PM
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Line Lock Question?
I was interested in installing a line lock on my 1st Gen. drag car.
Does anyone have a line lock on there 7 , if so what is your experience with them and what type did you install? Sure would make burnouts easier I hope.XX
Does anyone have a line lock on there 7 , if so what is your experience with them and what type did you install? Sure would make burnouts easier I hope.XX
12-10-01, 01:08 AM
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Re: Line Lock Question?
Originally posted by R Lee
I was interested in installing a line lock on my 1st Gen. drag car.
Does anyone have a line lock on there 7 , if so what is your experience with them and what type did you install? Sure would make burnouts easier I hope.XX
I was interested in installing a line lock on my 1st Gen. drag car.
Does anyone have a line lock on there 7 , if so what is your experience with them and what type did you install? Sure would make burnouts easier I hope.XX
I'm using the one made my Moroso.
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87TII
9.20@150mph
2600lbs
12-10-01, 02:54 AM
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i have the hurst one and love it had no problems with it, i just don't use it to hold on the line, just to do some crazy burnouts! lol! so could you hold it on the line while slipping the clutch a little and then launch? crispeed?
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crispeed 9.20 @150 Wow!! Thanks for the info The search has begun. Any special Moroso Kit?
soul assassin Hurst, yes I did find that one. That is one nice smoke show there on your photo. I want to burnout at the line to get the tires a little warm before running. thanks for the input.
soul assassin Hurst, yes I did find that one. That is one nice smoke show there on your photo. I want to burnout at the line to get the tires a little warm before running. thanks for the input.
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I know that the kit has a solenoid which applies brake pressure just to the front wheels, while the rear wheels are free to spin. With an automatic; it would seem easier to do a burnout since there is no clutch.
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