Line lock install with FI
Originally Posted by Venomous S,Apr 2 2007, 04:02 PM
im sure the R200 will hold up fine, but I am positive the chrysler unit can probably take a lot more beating and abuse.
Seems that there isnt because if you install one solenoid in between the master and the abs box then you will lock diagonally opposite wheels, and that won't be pretty when trying to burn out :-)
for a strict drag car someone could take the abs out and run one line to the front and one to the rear from the master cylinder. then you could use one linelock. i like my abs on the highway too much to be the test dummy though
well i just took out the airbags and all the srs goodies. abs just may be next. i just finished hooking up the other line lock today also. ran the braided line in the same route as the factory hard line. just forgot to bring the camera.
Originally Posted by squirrels2k,Apr 3 2007, 11:57 PM
well i just took out the airbags and all the srs goodies. abs just may be next. i just finished hooking up the other line lock today also. ran the braided line in the same route as the factory hard line. just forgot to bring the camera.
Did you happen to weight all that stuff and see what the reduction was?
Originally Posted by squirrels2k,Apr 3 2007, 08:57 PM
well i just took out the airbags and all the srs goodies. abs just may be next. i just finished hooking up the other line lock today also. ran the braided line in the same route as the factory hard line. just forgot to bring the camera.
Originally Posted by 2QYK4U,Apr 4 2007, 10:18 AM
Do you end up with a hole in the dash where the passenger air bag resides, or does the air bag cover still cover that area?
Originally Posted by Spec_Ops2087,Apr 4 2007, 07:34 AM
You can take the cover off the airbag so you don't have a hole there







