what line lock do you like?
what line lock do you like? i want to put a line lock on my car its a pain doing a burnout cause the brakes dont hold the car back anymore. what is the best line lock i was thinking either SLP or Hurst from Thunderracing?
Originally Posted by SLP Firehawk
i want to put a line lock on my car its a pain doing a burnout cause the brakes dont hold the car back anymore. what is the best line lock i was thinking either SLP or Hurst from Thunderracing?
I've have the SJM hurst linelock and couldn't be happier. Have had it for over a year with no problems. I went with the hurst upgrade purly for looks over the standard line lock.
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once i have some more money i'll be gettting the SJM as well, i've heard of the SLP ones crapping out and loosing their holding (Like they cut out and let the car roll forward) alot of people here like the SJM brand over anything
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Originally Posted by Soul TKR
what's SJM stand for? who makes it?
well sounds like everyone likes the SJM one thanks for the input and no my brakes are not warn out they still have about 4-5/32's on them yet i just upgraded to new control arms and sticky tires.
I have had the SLP kit on my car for about a year now, and I have not had one single problem with it. I bought it used too, for 50 bucks. The only thing I had to do with it when I got it, was extend the wires on it.
if you go racing, sadly, the SLP from what I've read in the brakes/suspension forum, is that it's not NHRA legal (I believe its something to do with the wiring and switching more than the unit itself) and like was also mentioned, also prone to failure sooner.
Not sure about that, you are the first person I have heard say that. If so, I dont race much at all.
Originally Posted by Demon Of Dreams
if you go racing, sadly, the SLP from what I've read in the brakes/suspension forum, is that it's not NHRA legal (I believe its something to do with the wiring and switching more than the unit itself) and like was also mentioned, also prone to failure sooner.
Originally Posted by 2002ssls1
Not sure about that, you are the first person I have heard say that. If so, I dont race much at all.