Show me your line locker activation and release controls

Show me your line locker activation and release controls

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EmmaJ

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4,525 posts

146 months

Tuesday 15th July 2014
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stevieturbo said:
ringram said:
Because you need both hands for steering and shifting gears during burn out.

Also no brake damage because the line lock percents application.

You guys need to go too the big meet to understand that's required. Static single gear burnouts are for ricer phukers
Cant see why you'd ever want to change gear during a burnout ?
Presume faster wheel spin = more tyre smoke

Happy to be corrected?

Coatesy351

861 posts

132 months

Wednesday 16th July 2014
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EmmaJ said:
stevieturbo said:
ringram said:
Because you need both hands for steering and shifting gears during burn out.

Also no brake damage because the line lock percents application.

You guys need to go too the big meet to understand that's required. Static single gear burnouts are for ricer phukers
Cant see why you'd ever want to change gear during a burnout ?
Presume faster wheel spin = more tyre smoke

Happy to be corrected?
This ^ biggrin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3XGedL9y9o


Edited by Coatesy351 on Wednesday 16th July 05:34

SturdyHSV

10,097 posts

167 months

Wednesday 16th July 2014
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Coatesy351 said:
This ^ biggrin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3XGedL9y9o


Edited by Coatesy351 on Wednesday 16th July 05:34
I know this is illegal to post in here due to F**d content, and it's static so not Aus approved, but I just think it's a stonking burnout!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hbn9NG1VhPw

ringram

14,700 posts

248 months

Wednesday 16th July 2014
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Coatesy351 said:
EmmaJ said:
stevieturbo said:
ringram said:
Because you need both hands for steering and shifting gears during burn out.

Also no brake damage because the line lock percents application.

You guys need to go too the big meet to understand that's required. Static single gear burnouts are for ricer phukers
Cant see why you'd ever want to change gear during a burnout ?
Presume faster wheel spin = more tyre smoke

Happy to be corrected?
Correct.

How can a first gear burn out be any good!?

Its an oxymoron smile


This ^ biggrin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3XGedL9y9o


Edited by Coatesy351 on Wednesday 16th July 05:34

Coatesy351

861 posts

132 months

Wednesday 16th July 2014
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Plus you usually don't start in first. My housemates old VT SS you would start in third and shift to fourth. Mechanical sympathy not required!

stevieturbo

17,263 posts

247 months

Wednesday 16th July 2014
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SturdyHSV said:
I know this is illegal to post in here due to F**d content, and it's static so not Aus approved, but I just think it's a stonking burnout!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hbn9NG1VhPw
On the wet there, he could probably just start the burnout in 3rd or 4th anyway ?

As said...mechanical sympathy not required !!

gsd2000

11,515 posts

183 months

Wednesday 16th July 2014
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Stock ls1 monaro burnout 3 (big burnout): http://youtu.be/R_WepiAaxE4

jameshsv

5,844 posts

160 months

Wednesday 16th July 2014
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gsd2000 said:
Stock ls1 monaro burnout 3 (big burnout): http://youtu.be/R_WepiAaxE4
VERYcool

EmmaJ

Original Poster:

4,525 posts

146 months

Monday 21st July 2014
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Granby said:
I use one of these hand held push switches that plugs into a socket just below the acc socket in the center console, its only ever plugged in when i use the line lock so no way of accidently arming it by mistake smile, the switch isn't latching so has to be held down to keep activated, i've used it a few times and not had any problems with it biggrin

Just looking at other options where did you get your handheld switch from? Been searching online and can't find anything close, only thing I've come across was a US forum with instructions for making one frown.

Granby

2,473 posts

215 months

Monday 21st July 2014
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EmmaJ said:
Granby said:
I use one of these hand held push switches that plugs into a socket just below the acc socket in the center console, its only ever plugged in when i use the line lock so no way of accidently arming it by mistake smile, the switch isn't latching so has to be held down to keep activated, i've used it a few times and not had any problems with it biggrin

Just looking at other options where did you get your handheld switch from? Been searching online and can't find anything close, only thing I've come across was a US forum with instructions for making one frown.
I got it from eBay, it's a ham radio press to talk switch, they are about £10, I'll try and find a link later on smile

EmmaJ

Original Poster:

4,525 posts

146 months

Monday 21st July 2014
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Granby said:
EmmaJ said:
Granby said:
I use one of these hand held push switches that plugs into a socket just below the acc socket in the center console, its only ever plugged in when i use the line lock so no way of accidently arming it by mistake smile, the switch isn't latching so has to be held down to keep activated, i've used it a few times and not had any problems with it biggrin

Just looking at other options where did you get your handheld switch from? Been searching online and can't find anything close, only thing I've come across was a US forum with instructions for making one frown.
I got it from eBay, it's a ham radio press to talk switch, they are about £10, I'll try and find a link later on smile
Found one! Thanks biggrin

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Handheld-PTT-switch-for-...


Granby

2,473 posts

215 months

Monday 21st July 2014
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EmmaJ said:
Granby said:
EmmaJ said:
Granby said:
I use one of these hand held push switches that plugs into a socket just below the acc socket in the center console, its only ever plugged in when i use the line lock so no way of accidently arming it by mistake smile, the switch isn't latching so has to be held down to keep activated, i've used it a few times and not had any problems with it biggrin

Just looking at other options where did you get your handheld switch from? Been searching online and can't find anything close, only thing I've come across was a US forum with instructions for making one frown.
I got it from eBay, it's a ham radio press to talk switch, they are about £10, I'll try and find a link later on smile
Found one! Thanks biggrin

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Handheld-PTT-switch-for-...

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bradwil

813 posts

157 months

Monday 21st July 2014
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jameshsv said:
gsd2000 said:
Stock ls1 monaro burnout 3 (big burnout): http://youtu.be/R_WepiAaxE4
VERYcool
That's what it looks like when James tries to pull away from Goldy!

jameshsv

5,844 posts

160 months

Monday 21st July 2014
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bradwil said:
That's what it looks like when James tries to pull away from Goldy!
laughlaughlaugh