Line Lock Question
Line Lock Question I just bought a 95 Z28....It has a line lock on it. I am wanting to put the line lock on my 02 Camaro. Will it work on my car or are the slienoids different? And where can I order the steel lines?
Last edited by supersix; Sep 6, 2006 at 10:55 AM.
You cannot transfer them over, the ABS modulator has a different size fitting on it. The solenoid used doesn't matter...you can use any one on any car.
Depending on the solenoid you have, we can provide you with the lines that you need. We have pre-formed lines for a various solenoids. Visit our braking section on our website to see a variety of setups. Kits are in stock ready to ship.
Depending on the solenoid you have, we can provide you with the lines that you need. We have pre-formed lines for a various solenoids. Visit our braking section on our website to see a variety of setups. Kits are in stock ready to ship.
Originally Posted by SJM Manufacturing Inc
You cannot transfer them over, the ABS modulator has a different size fitting on it. The solenoid used doesn't matter...you can use any one on any car.
Depending on the solenoid you have, we can provide you with the lines that you need. We have pre-formed lines for a various solenoids. Visit our braking section on our website to see a variety of setups. Kits are in stock ready to ship.
Depending on the solenoid you have, we can provide you with the lines that you need. We have pre-formed lines for a various solenoids. Visit our braking section on our website to see a variety of setups. Kits are in stock ready to ship.
Originally Posted by supersix
He said it was a TCI line lock......do you have the LS1 pre-bent lines to fit this slienoid
I'd recommend our B001 kits which are 125.99 which include the solenoid, a remote mount LED indicator, master arm switch and control switch with all necessary pre-formed lines. Everything is included...even a grommet for the firewall. No Teflon tape is necessary...parts come pre-assembled.
Michael, 3/16 will work BUT you need to create BUBBLE flare connections, not double flare for connections for the stock components. If you're trying to make your own, if you have the lines, bubble flare tool and misc fittings, this may be an option for you. You'll find that if you have to go out and purchase the supplies, it will cost more then our line kit which is ready to go.
