I need to fit one of the above as when I did a bit of a burnout the other day (not on the road) the rear brakes were grabbing a bit more than I would have liked. And as Im going to do a bit of drag racing in it in the summer Im going to need to do something.....
I kind of like the idea of fitting a shut off valve to the rear line. That way I still have control of the fronts as normal.
http://www.wilwood.com/MasterCylinders/ ... o=260-9921
Just wondering what other people are using and what is the best way around fitting one of these to a street car as they are ilegal in most places.
Line Lock, Shut off valve, or proportioning valve??
Line Lock, Shut off valve, or proportioning valve??
1984 Sigma Super, Turbo Wagon
1990 GSR-VR 50,000ks
1984 GSR II 4G63 302kw atw at 24psi
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The other way is a line locker. Like this.
Pump up the brakes, hit the switch and they lock on.
I doubt any of this stuff would be legal on a road car.....just don't tell :wink:
Pump up the brakes, hit the switch and they lock on.
I doubt any of this stuff would be legal on a road car.....just don't tell :wink:
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One of those willwood units installed just before the manifold which splits the rear line out to either side of the car (just infront of the fuel tank) would be pretty cool, and should work pretty well. Must be somewhere under there to hide it nicely?
"Its just a brake fluid pressure sensor Mr WOF Man...." :-).
"Its just a brake fluid pressure sensor Mr WOF Man...." :-).
I was thinking about mounting it close to the master cylinder behind the heat sheild. You would have to look really hard to find it there! :DProZac wrote:One of those willwood units installed just before the manifold which splits the rear line out to either side of the car (just infront of the fuel tank) would be pretty cool, and should work pretty well. Must be somewhere under there to hide it nicely?
"Its just a brake fluid pressure sensor Mr WOF Man...." :-).
Lunacy wrote:Reverse swing clutch and brake pedal kit with dual brake masters and dash mounted balance bar adjuster.
Show off :p lol
1984 Sigma Super, Turbo Wagon
1990 GSR-VR 50,000ks
1984 GSR II 4G63 302kw atw at 24psi
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You don't have enough grunt there JAS. :)
It ain't gonna worry you out at Ruapuna, my stocker could sit there as long as I wanted with 60 series tyres and all. You start burnouts out there on wet concrete and then they don't like you using the brake on the tarmac. (because dual use racetrack)
It ain't gonna worry you out at Ruapuna, my stocker could sit there as long as I wanted with 60 series tyres and all. You start burnouts out there on wet concrete and then they don't like you using the brake on the tarmac. (because dual use racetrack)
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1986 Euro Spec-ABS,LSD etc
1986 Euro Spec-ABS,LSD etc
haha. Thats it Daniel!! :) NOS must be next hehe.
Ok, thats interesting. Think Ill still fit a shut off valve though. Just in case the burn out mood arises again and Im not on wet concrete :D
Ok, thats interesting. Think Ill still fit a shut off valve though. Just in case the burn out mood arises again and Im not on wet concrete :D
1984 Sigma Super, Turbo Wagon
1990 GSR-VR 50,000ks
1984 GSR II 4G63 302kw atw at 24psi
http://www.facebook.com/marvinmartiannz
1990 GSR-VR 50,000ks
1984 GSR II 4G63 302kw atw at 24psi
http://www.facebook.com/marvinmartiannz
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