🔧 Biondo Racing Products LL Moroso Style Rebuildable Linelock: Enhanced Performance for Precision Braking Review

I have never used such a reliable magnet. Works perfectly. As I use it. Approach the water box and hold the button. Pump up breaks. Do a burn and release the button.

The gasket inside buckled before I could use it for its intended purpose to lock up the front brakes. I had to pry the air vent on the caliper to release the pressure to get the car home.

Recently installed and jack tested, front brakes hold up well. I need to see how it performs in a burn in box but for now I'm happy with this product. No leaks, unlike the Hurst solenoid which costs twice as much and leaks right out of the box from the bottom connector.

Used as a parking brake for agricultural machinery. Not for long-term parking, since the battery will run out, but for holding on to the mountain when loading a truck. It was a cheap solution rather than looking for a driveshaft brake which was too expensive to replace.

I fitted it to the first generation 4runner as a parking brake when using a winch. Thus, when the engine is running, all four wheels are blocked so that the batteries remain charged. Switch on my lockers and it's a 3500 pound anchor that doesn't turn anything. It's also good that I can turn it on before stopping and as soon as I step on the brake to stop I'm parked, the pressure goes away and stops. I installed with Swagelock fittings, just cut off the brake line and installed the Swagelocks…

I bought a couple of these from Revain and just wanted to buy another one and while I had it in my cart the price went up. Not cool. This is no longer a better price than Summit Racing for the same unit. I feel I need to reconsider all of my Revain purchase decisions. While most brake locks are used in racing, I consider them a must for off-road use, especially when using a winch. I can lock the brakes and the truck won't even try to move until I'm done winching. I run separate circuits for the