PERMANENT Line Lock Price Reduction!!!!
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PERMANENT Line Lock Price Reduction!!!!
Thanks for the pic j0n!!
After some careful analyzing and consideration, I've decided that even though I offer a very reasonably priced line lock kit for our C5 Corvette's, that they're still too expensive. So,
As of today, the entire kit will now be priced at $150 shipped for the standard kit, and $160 shipped for the kits that have the optional ash tray covering switch panel.
This represents a savings of $15 per kit, and just furthers my commitment to offer the best kit I can at the lowest reasonable price. Again, this is NOT a sale, this is a permanent price drop!!
Below is a pic of a standard kit with all items included (save for convoluted tubing, not pictured).
Here is an image of the optional switch mounting plate:
For any other switch plate requests, please contact Beer99C5@FastbirdPerf.com via PM on here or Email, as I only stock the switch panels shown above.
Thanks to everyone for their patronage and support thus far. This has been a task at times, but has been quite worth it also thanks to all the happy customers.
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Bumppity......
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None. My former guinea pig is trying to sell his car so I'm not going to do a bunch of testing when he's trying to sell. Still would like a car locally (St. Louis) to do some work on though, as I've got a couple more ideas in mind.
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So this kit can be used on what model years exactly? I have a 98 which I will be taking to the strip and would be interested in something like this.
Let me know, thanks
Let me know, thanks
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I'm sorry I didn't see this post get updated yesterday for some reason.
EZrider4u2 -- If you 98 has the ABS pump located in the engine bay then I have a kit for your car. If the ABS pump is not up front and is instead located behind the differential in the rear of the car, I do not have a kit at this time.
For reference: Look at where the silver brake lines are going as they turn on the left hand side of this picture. If you're seeing that in your car, I have a kit for you.
EZrider4u2 -- If you 98 has the ABS pump located in the engine bay then I have a kit for your car. If the ABS pump is not up front and is instead located behind the differential in the rear of the car, I do not have a kit at this time.
For reference: Look at where the silver brake lines are going as they turn on the left hand side of this picture. If you're seeing that in your car, I have a kit for you.
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Well, don't get completely discouraged. I'm going to try to work something out again on the 97-early 98 cars.
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kornfreak_401 pretty much hit it. It's a dragstrip use tool, for doing less damaging burnouts to the brakes and driveline. More consistent too.
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I'm trying. Biggest issue is lack of space in the back to work with, and lack of proper adapters for the front connectors to make something work. I just sketched out a new idea that might work though, just have to get my hands on a 97 again.
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Bump -- Have a C5 and a C6 kit going out today!