Sjm abs delete?
04-18-2009, 08:41 AM
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Sjm abs delete? i have a friend parting out his car and he has the ABS delete kit from SJM with the SJM line lock. i was planning on buying this anyways cause im getting a 9" soon. i already have the hurst line lock installed on my car so do i have to use the SJM or will the ABS delete not work unless with the SJM line lock?
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04-18-2009, 11:22 AM
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They are specific design to the solenoids used. If it was setup originally for our LL solenoid, you can probably get it to work for your Hurst, but the lines will not lead to the solenoid the same.
Since you have a Hurst solenoid, realistically the Hurst line configuration we offer would be optimum. You'll need to pick up a few new fittings as well.
In addition, if you're car had TCS and his didn't the parts will be different.
Good luck!
Since you have a Hurst solenoid, realistically the Hurst line configuration we offer would be optimum. You'll need to pick up a few new fittings as well.
In addition, if you're car had TCS and his didn't the parts will be different.
Good luck!
04-18-2009, 01:28 PM
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They are specific design to the solenoids used. If it was setup originally for our LL solenoid, you can probably get it to work for your Hurst, but the lines will not lead to the solenoid the same.
Since you have a Hurst solenoid, realistically the Hurst line configuration we offer would be optimum. You'll need to pick up a few new fittings as well.
In addition, if you're car had TCS and his didn't the parts will be different.
Good luck!
Since you have a Hurst solenoid, realistically the Hurst line configuration we offer would be optimum. You'll need to pick up a few new fittings as well.
In addition, if you're car had TCS and his didn't the parts will be different.
Good luck!
04-18-2009, 02:13 PM
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I'm not sure if you're asking for the fittings you'll need only or the kit? Remember, those lines are not formed correctly for the Hurst solenoid. You could probably bend them some to make it work though.
If you want to keep your Hurst solenoid, you can purchase the base kit ...essentially everything you need for 144.99 to match up to your hurst solenoid. This setup would have correctly formed lines so you can use your Hurst solenoid. It would also include every fitting you'd need....about the only thing you'd need to add would be a double flare tool (if you do not have one).
Give me a call on Monday if you'd like additional help.
If you want to keep your Hurst solenoid, you can purchase the base kit ...essentially everything you need for 144.99 to match up to your hurst solenoid. This setup would have correctly formed lines so you can use your Hurst solenoid. It would also include every fitting you'd need....about the only thing you'd need to add would be a double flare tool (if you do not have one).
Give me a call on Monday if you'd like additional help.
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04-25-2009, 12:26 AM
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I'm not sure if you're asking for the fittings you'll need only or the kit? Remember, those lines are not formed correctly for the Hurst solenoid. You could probably bend them some to make it work though.
If you want to keep your Hurst solenoid, you can purchase the base kit ...essentially everything you need for 144.99 to match up to your hurst solenoid. This setup would have correctly formed lines so you can use your Hurst solenoid. It would also include every fitting you'd need....about the only thing you'd need to add would be a double flare tool (if you do not have one).
Give me a call on Monday if you'd like additional help.
If you want to keep your Hurst solenoid, you can purchase the base kit ...essentially everything you need for 144.99 to match up to your hurst solenoid. This setup would have correctly formed lines so you can use your Hurst solenoid. It would also include every fitting you'd need....about the only thing you'd need to add would be a double flare tool (if you do not have one).
Give me a call on Monday if you'd like additional help.
04-25-2009, 09:52 PM
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If you already have a double flare tool, you only need the base kit for your Hurst solenoid. The kit would come with every fitting needed and all necessary formed lines. New fittings are also included to be used for your current solenoid.
04-25-2009, 11:28 PM
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fyi the sae flare tools do not work for **** on the stock lines. not even the rigid 345-dl would work with the stock or aftermarket 3/16 lines. get the tool from sjm or rent the metric one from vautozone.
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Sjm I need help. I got your line lock abs delete kit but ordered the wrong kit.4 channel instead of 3. What I need is the line fitting that goes on the factory rear 1/4 in brake line into the outlet of the brake proportioning valve. Can you give me a call at 931_217-0164
06-01-2009, 07:11 PM
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Sjm I need help. I got your line lock abs delete kit but ordered the wrong kit.4 channel instead of 3. What I need is the line fitting that goes on the factory rear 1/4 in brake line into the outlet of the brake proportioning valve. Can you give me a call at 931_217-0164
06-01-2009, 07:15 PM
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