Line lock troubles

[Peter]

Hey guys,
I recently bought a hurst line lock, and today an adapterkit.
Trouble is, that the vw shop sold me a kit from summit:
this one:

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-G3904/

But it doesnt fit at all
there are no adapters in the summit kit to mount the new brake lines on the solenoid
I think I need 1/8" NPT to 1/8" NPT adapters (on the solenoid),
and 1/8" NPT to M10*1 to the brakes..

Somebody has experience with this? I would like to use the summit kit, because the shows doesnt return bought items...

cheers, Peter

[Diederick/DVK]

hi peter, ask jesse. he installed it recently and we set up the lines yesterday.
pretty sure he got 3 of these:
http://www.hotrod.nl/shop/index.html?lang=nl&target=d4241.html&lmd=40368.254618

hope the link works, otherwise it's productno. 611731018M at hotrod.nl

[Peter]

Hey Died,
thanks, but for my summit kit it will not work...
i need 1/8 NPT male to 1/8 female and M10*1 male to 1/8 NPT female
I think...

[Diederick/DVK]

i don't understand why you'd need a 1/8" NPT male to female adapter to fit a male fittings to a female on the line lock. sounds like you wouldn't need an adapter then to me...

anyway, why not make your own brake lines, flare them and use stock fittings on those with 3 adapters for the line lock?

[Jesse/DVK]

What thread do your brake lines have? m10x1?

I have the adapters from hotrod male 1/8npt to female m10x1. Works great.

[cassa]

If you make new brakelines, why dont you use the M10*1 on the brake side, and the 1/8 ones that fit the T on the other end?
kinda metric to US conversion brakeline.

this way you get one less part that can leak.

[Peter]

hey Dieds,
I would like to use the kit i have, because the shop wont take it back..dont ask me why....
and the brake lines supplied are 1/8 NPT,
but to connect the lines to the solenoid, you need a flared adapter (to seal the lip of the line),
I tried today to connect the lines without flared adapter, and you can tighten the "screw", but the line is not fastened, and not sealing.
to connect the new lines to the brake lines, i need a female 1/8 going into a male M10*1.

Hope its a bit understandable?...

[JS]

The only adapter I have ever used is this one.
http://www.csp-shop.de/cgi-bin/cshop2/front/shop_main.cgi?func=det&wkid=11091260214&rub1=Wheels%20%2F%20Brakes&rub2=Brake%20Components&artnr=18242b&pn=0&sort=&all=

[Diederick/DVK]

johnny, csp links never work, unfortunately.
peter, if the lines in the kit are 1/8 NPT they should go right in the line lock. you'd need an M10 adapter for the brake hose going to your front brakes then. and if i am wrong again, i really don't understand 

if i were to install a line lock, i'd do it just like jesse did; use adapter for the line lock and make my won brake lines with the VW "bolts" on the hard brake lines.

[Jesse/DVK]

With the flash it looks worse than it is. But here is a pic of my setup.

[JS]

Sorry about that, type 611 731 018M in the "search" thing on the CSP page. 

[Diederick/DVK]

what johnny's referring to:



Adapter Roll Control 1/8 NPT to M10x1

Is this what you need, Peter?

[Joel Mohr]

I carry the adapters, just like the pic.....5.00 each US....Mohr Performance, SoCal.

[Peter]

Hey Guys,
thanks for the info !
I will go back to the shop tomorrow and try to exchange the summit kit for something else,
and use the adapters like you say,
with original brake lines

Anyway, thanks for the help!

Peter

[Ninho/DKM]

Hi, you really helped me too, i was going crazy trying to link that f..k'n lines together. Thanks alot.

[nicolas]

i have used the adapters like died posted the picture of as well and i bought them from CSP it was a bit expensive but no hassle to install and everything fits nice and tight. PM me if you need more info.

[Zündfunke]

Unfortunately I miss my installation instruction for the line lock!
How do i have to install it at the main brake cylinder?

Do I have to seal one front fitting and use the other one for the line lock "IN"?

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[nicolas]

yes

[Zündfunke]

Thanks!