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What does everyone use? I have a shitty momentary switch I rigged together from radio shack
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Stock steering wheel? If so could you make a horn button work?Comment
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What's that for?Doing enough racing for 99% of the board!Comment
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I believe my bottom is a Moroso, kind of like a Deadenbear button. It has an adjustable shroud/stop just below the button the allows you to adjust the throw of the button to make it longer, meaning as you push it down it goes further down effectively taking longer to come up as you let off the button. Supposedly good for slowing down a couple .01 on your reaction if you are going red.Carl S.
2014 Ruby Red Premium GT A6, stock for now
80 Coupe, Stroked 9.2" Windsor, Yates C3, Dominator, glide, 9.60s n/a, 1.27 sixty 5.48@127.8 nitrous on radials.
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You're telling us that 100k twin turbo 1000+hp hpp beast has a rigged up radio shack button to engage the trans brake?Originally posted by Johnc View PostComment
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I have a ball that screws onto the top of my shifter with a button installed.
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Trans brake is a solenoid operated valve in the trans valve body. It essentially locks the tranny in foward and reverse at the same time until the actuating button is released. Really puts a shock on the internals but is instant engagement of foward gears. They are also used mostly with other electronic devices, for quicker reaction times and consistency in et's. Line lock is also a solenoid but is installed in the hydraulic brake line, to lock up the front brakes for burnouts and some even use them on the rear for launching(never seen them work for that to well). They are button or switch operated too, but only releases the brakes and has nothing to do with the trans.Originally posted by OrangeChevyII View PostComment
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The terminator button is good for adjustability. I use the mushroom buttons(B&M 46013), easy to feel and place your thumb in the exact spot everytime.Originally posted by Johnc View Post3x NHRA/IHRA Division 4 Champion
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Has a nice clean feel and easy to installComment
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