LL Moroso Style Rebuildable Linelock

I bought several of these from Amazon and just went to buy another and while I had it in my basket it increased in price. Not cool.This is no longer a better price than Summit Racing gets for the same unit. I think I'll have to reevaluate all my buying decisions from Amazon.While most brake locks are using for racing, I find them a must have for off-road use especially when using a winch. I can lock down my brakes and the truck never even tries to move until I finished the winch job. I run a separate one for the front and rear brake circuits.Not only did Amazon jack up the price while I had it in my shopping cart, both Summit racing and Biondo's own website is selling them for less. If they revert back to the old price I'll buy another from Amazon. If not they lost a customer cause I might as well buy directly from Biondo where I can get both a lower price and direct support.

Put these on a first generation 4runner as a parking brake while using the winch. That way all four tires are locked with the engine running to keep batteries charged. Turn on my lockers and it's a 3500 pound anchor nothing turns. It's also nice that I can turn it on before I stop, and once I hit the brakes to stop I'm parked, pressure goes through and holds. I installed using Swagelock fittings, just cut the brake line, and install the swagelocks. Then loosen the swagelock install the line lock and tighten the swagelocks back up. I was skeptical about the swagelocks at first but after using them once I love them. LCE has them in 3/16 for a reasonable price.

Works fine but I was misled by some other reviews that it can lock out pressure being sent to brakes. Untrue. I put it on my rear brakes thinking I could activate it at zero pressure no brakes and then that would make the pedal control only the fronts but that is wrong. It acts like a check valve. On at zero and then braked will let pressure though but then will hold that pressure on the brake side when pedal released.

Works the way it should. Love line locks

I just recently installed and tested on Jack stands, holds front brakes like it should. Will have to see how it performs in the burn out box but as of now I am happy with this product. No leaks, unlike the Hurst solenoid that is twice the price and leaked from the bottom plug right out of the box.

I have never used a solenoid so reliable. Works great. The way I use is. Come to the water box hold the button. Pump the breaks. Do the burnout and let off the button.

Used as a parking brake for a farm vehicle. Not meant for a long term parking solution as the battery would give out, but for holding on a hill while loading the truck. It was a cheap fix instead of finding a drive shaft brake that was too expensive to replace

Good item however the threads are pipe thread not common brake fittings so some adapting is required to go from pipe to brake fittings