SLP brake control solenoid
11-04-2002, 06:47 PM
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Re: SLP brake control solenoid I know a while back it needed to be mounted upside down in order to work, don't know if they changed it since than but once set up it'll work just like all the others
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11-12-2002, 01:54 PM
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Re: SLP brake control solenoid I have one. Mounted in the way the directions indicated (SLP did change them). Pretty easy install. Make sure all the lines are nice and tight, otherwise they might seep (and check them and your fluid to make sure).
As for use, it's easy. Pull up to water box, put on brake. Flip switch. Let off brake and pump a couple times (it'll get hard). If you have stick, simply give it a little gas and let out the clutch. Continue to give it gas, enough to keep it going, but also not too much to hit redline. Make sure both tires are spinning in the back. When your tires are nice and sticky, flip the switch off and ease out on the gas (you'll move forward and burn a little to the line).
Chris
As for use, it's easy. Pull up to water box, put on brake. Flip switch. Let off brake and pump a couple times (it'll get hard). If you have stick, simply give it a little gas and let out the clutch. Continue to give it gas, enough to keep it going, but also not too much to hit redline. Make sure both tires are spinning in the back. When your tires are nice and sticky, flip the switch off and ease out on the gas (you'll move forward and burn a little to the line).
Chris
