Ran 11.14@126 with new setup. Only could build 4psi at launch and then the car would start to push. What are you guys doing to build more boost at the line? I only got one run as they told me no more. My setup is stock bottom end ported irons and roller cam with a TA64 turbo tuned by Cal with XFI.
First time out with new setup
- Thread starter kolb02
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the brake on the th400 will be rev manual constant pressure valvebody
youll also want to make sure your driveline is up to the hit (driveshaft , ujoints, yoke, axles, wheel studs )
85 s10 and the cheapest shoes (organic ) buy two sets use the long ones,
youll also want to make sure your driveline is up to the hit (driveshaft , ujoints, yoke, axles, wheel studs )
85 s10 and the cheapest shoes (organic ) buy two sets use the long ones,
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the summit brand is basically the hurst but cheaper
the biondo requires less fittings (only has in and out port ) and cheaper yet
nhra says after the prop valve but the biondo on the fender works , short line plumbed to the master on the front brake line to the inlet port with the oe coiled line plumbed to the outlet with fittings to convert to 1/8npt ,
or cut the line, double flare on some 3/16" nuts , get two 3/16inv flare to 1/8npt adapters for the line lock solenoid
the biondo requires less fittings (only has in and out port ) and cheaper yet
nhra says after the prop valve but the biondo on the fender works , short line plumbed to the master on the front brake line to the inlet port with the oe coiled line plumbed to the outlet with fittings to convert to 1/8npt ,
or cut the line, double flare on some 3/16" nuts , get two 3/16inv flare to 1/8npt adapters for the line lock solenoid
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no diagram ,
the line lock takes 1/8 npt fittings for in and out , if you get the hurst youll have to get some plugs to plug the extra outlet ports
you need a short 3/16" steel line (6-8" is fine )with the end for the master cylinder (front brake side ) and 3/16 flare at other side , they usually keep the premade lines on a rack behind the pro desk . if you cant find the hose pre-made with end for master then get what you can and hit the adapters drawer or the rack for an adapter think its 5/16 inv flare
once you have the master to 3/16" you need a 3/16 -1/8mpt adapter for input and an 1/8 Mpt to 5/16 inv flare to connect the stock line
what you can do is pull a line from a car at junkyard and flare the other end with a 3/16 inv nut and then geta 3/16invflare x 1/8npt adapter for the input to the solenoid
the easiest if you can double flare is to cut and flare what you have , i have a hydraulic flare that makes that job cake
even easier is call cottons and order a kit ready to bolt in .BR107
bottom of page .. http://www.cottonsperformance.com/products.asp?cat=93
the line lock takes 1/8 npt fittings for in and out , if you get the hurst youll have to get some plugs to plug the extra outlet ports
you need a short 3/16" steel line (6-8" is fine )with the end for the master cylinder (front brake side ) and 3/16 flare at other side , they usually keep the premade lines on a rack behind the pro desk . if you cant find the hose pre-made with end for master then get what you can and hit the adapters drawer or the rack for an adapter think its 5/16 inv flare
once you have the master to 3/16" you need a 3/16 -1/8mpt adapter for input and an 1/8 Mpt to 5/16 inv flare to connect the stock line
what you can do is pull a line from a car at junkyard and flare the other end with a 3/16 inv nut and then geta 3/16invflare x 1/8npt adapter for the input to the solenoid
the easiest if you can double flare is to cut and flare what you have , i have a hydraulic flare that makes that job cake
even easier is call cottons and order a kit ready to bolt in .BR107
bottom of page .. http://www.cottonsperformance.com/products.asp?cat=93
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i thought about GNS but couldnt remember if he had a kit or just the bracket
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Tie a rope around the E-brake handle and engage it when staged. Push on the brake pedel hard and build boost. Then all at once, pull the rope and let off brake pedel.
JustABuick
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Maybe I missed it, but do you have braided brake lines? It's an $80 generic G body kit from Jegs...between the braided lines and S10 wheel cylinders, I can build some decent boost! Made a HUGE difference off the line
