line lock for brakes what brand using

[03mmmonroe]

Now that I am looking at the MT ET street radial II what type of line lock are you using. Looked at jegs and others and for cost around 200-250 dollars for the lines and items to install. Please let me no what you found that worked.

[fastblackmerc]

Now that I am looking at the MT ET street radial II what type of line lock are you using. Looked at jegs and others and for cost around 200-250 dollars for the lines and items to install. Please let me no what you found that worked.

I'd think that any name-brand equipment would work.

[03mmmonroe]

I'd think that any name-brand equipment would work.

Does the 200-250 seam right that is not cheep.

Russ

[DOOM]

I believe cheeseheadbob is using HURST.

[Marauderman]

Check with MarauderTJA also ---

[Blackmobile]

Hurst is the way to go. I believe that cost is about right, with the lines and all. Someone may have a complete setup for sale soon Too......:D

Ed

[03mmmonroe]

Hurst is the way to go. I believe that cost is about right, with the lines and all. Someone may have a complete setup for sale soon Too......:D

Ed

Thank you for your information.

Russ

[ctrlraven]

I'll be getting a Hurst linelock.

[CRUZTAKER]

Most of us in Ohio use the Hurst Line Lock available from Summit for around $100.

You will need some misc brake line parts and special tools to flare out OEM lines.

BTW: Good choice on the tires...I assume you widened wheels for them.
I have had mine on since I got them. They hook so well on the street they have become my daily drivers.
I do not drive in rain, so these are wonderfull all purpose if the weather is good for the day.

As an alternative, the Nitto 420-S are my traveling tires, and nearly as wide as the MT's but mount on an 8" rim nicely.
Those are good in the rain, and equally as effective for track and street racing once thoroughly warmed up with a little spin.

[03mmmonroe]

Thanks Ed for the Hurst line lock bolted right up just like you pictures. Installed and flushed brakes fluid in 1.5 hrs. Did my first burn out and yes it makes you smile.

Russ

[Blackmobile]

Thanks Ed for the Hurst line lock bolted right up just like you pictures. Installed and flushed brakes fluid in 1.5 hrs. Did my first burn out and yes it makes you smile.

Russ

I'm glad it did the trick for ya, Now try not to leave too many black patches, I hear they can track you on Google earth maps. :burnout:

Ed