anyone know where to find the Pork Barrel Engineering line lock kit? there web page isn't working.

anyone know how much it costs?

You can buy the line lock selenoids for $40 each from Summit Racing, and then go to you local auto store and get some steel brake line, do it yourself for alot less.
http://store.summitracing.com/default.asp?target=esearch.asp&N=110&Ntk=KeywordSearch&Ntt=line+lock

Or get a mechanical hydraulic line lock from Jamar for $33.
http://jamarperformance.com/product_right.asp?product_catID=Brake%20Accs.

I would go with the solenoid type. The only way to release the Jamar is by tapping the brake pedal. Kinda hard on a steep hill.

The only way to release the Jamar is by tapping the brake pedal. Kinda hard on a steep hill.

is that from personal experence?

anyone know where to find the Pork Barrel Engineering line lock kit? there web page isn't working.

Pork Barrel discontinued the kit. They moved on. But as said above, you can get hte parts at Summit Racing.

I got the Jamar line lock with my Spidertrax rear disc brake kit. I don't care for it. go with solenoids

I got the Jamar line lock with my Spidertrax rear disc brake kit. I don't care for it.

Come on, you got to give me more info than that. Why didn't you like it?

The more I think about it I’d rather have a manual one rather than rely on a power one that might fail. Especially since I’m not going to have a conventional parking brake.

My only concern with the electric ones is the drain on the battery if you are using it for a parking brake.

I too would like to know why you don't like the Jammer. I'm planning on putting disc brakes on the rear of mine soon and will need a P-brake solution too.

Come on, you got to give me more info than that. Why didn't you like it?

The more I think about it I’d rather have a manual one rather than rely on a power one that might fail. Especially since I’m not going to have a conventional parking brake.

The only reason I don't care for it is because the only way to release the Jamar is to step on the brake pedal. It holds really well, even on steep stuff