Summit Racing® Staging Lock Systems SUM-760000

You must hold the button till you want the brakes to release

BRYAN from CT answered on August 09, 2017

No to initiate hold brakes in the locked position and push the button and this sets the solenoid to hold the brakes so this leaves your feet available to push the pedal to do your burnout and then to undo the brakes hit the button again second time releases

SEAN from MO answered on August 25, 2017

Yes

JAMES from TX answered on August 18, 2017

Yes

JOSEPH from IL answered on August 17, 2017

Yes you do spin up the tires let go and away you go

HENRY from GA answered on August 24, 2017

If u want it to hold yes hold the switch till u want to release the brakes

KEVIN from PA answered on August 24, 2017

Yes you do have to hold down on the switch to keep the brakes locked. Releasing the button allows the brake fluid to return to the master cylinder thus releasing the brakes.

STEPHEN from OH answered on August 10, 2017

Yes

MICHEAL from OK answered on August 07, 2017

have to hold the switch to lock the brakes

from PA answered on August 08, 2017

Yes

BARRY R from NC answered on August 21, 2017

You have to hold the brake pedal, push de switch and then with the button pushed you stop holding the brake pedal and the brakes stay locked until you release the button.

JORGE from Guatemala answered on August 08, 2017

Pump brakes hold brake pedal push and hold switch then let off brake pedal. Hold switch while doing burnout. Let off switch when done.

RICHARD from WV answered on August 23, 2017

yes you do

REID H from VA answered on September 07, 2017

The Proper Procedure is as follows:

Set brake pedal pressure
Press the line lock button
Release the brake pedal, while still holding the line lock button
Do your burn out
Let the line lock button go when you are happy with your burn out

Customer from CA answered on May 22, 2018

Yes then let go when you are ready to go.

ANDREW C from OH answered on August 16, 2017

Yes apply the brakes hold the brake pedal down now press and hold the button release the brake pedal now the front brakes are still locked up until you release the button

RONALD from NY answered on August 06, 2017

yes, this keeps the brake in the hold position.

BOB from OH answered on August 17, 2017

I don't see why not as long as you can get to that line should work .

FRANK from CA answered on August 02, 2017

Yes but buy a different brand got this one and it doesn't work

JARED from MD answered on July 25, 2017

Yes. Only word of caution would be if the vehicle has ABS.

from MN answered on August 03, 2017

Why not

PHILLIP from PA answered on July 22, 2017

Yes it can as long as you connected to the right side of the master cylinder for the rear brakes

CRAIG from FL answered on July 18, 2017

Yes it'll hold which ever wheels you want. Just have to tap into the rear line instead of the front brake line.

JEFFREY from NY answered on July 21, 2017

Yes

SCOTTY L from AL answered on August 03, 2017

Yes it can it could be used to keep all 4 brakes engaged if needed

MATTHEW from MN answered on July 23, 2017

Front wheel drive cars have duel diagonal braking. That is to say one front and rear. It could be done if you change the plumbing to separate it to front to rear.

STEVEN D from OH answered on July 20, 2017

Yes it can. Just use the back lines out of the master cylinder instead of the front.

BOB from OH answered on July 17, 2017

Yes. Tie into rear line

from NE answered on July 21, 2017

Yes

DANIEL W from SC answered on July 29, 2017

Yes if you hook it up to the rear brakes instead of the front

STEPHEN W from KY answered on July 23, 2017

Sure. Just connect to the rear brakes instead of the front!

ROGER from FL answered on July 27, 2017

Or if your car has a parking brake for the the rear wheels you could just use that.

TRENTON from WY answered on April 02, 2019

Thank you for your question. The Summit 760000 stage lock system would not work for a distribution block.

Summit Racing Answer - November 08, 2018

I assume that would work. The only problem I see with that is the brake proportion valve. Unless you arent running any rear brakes but then why would you need a line lock?

MICHAEL from TN answered on November 11, 2018

I'm pretty sure you can. As long as you have a proportion valve hooked to the rear brakes.

KEVIN from IN answered on March 25, 2020

They won’t activate after launch

JOSELITO from OH answered on September 03, 2018

No it is no brake pressure on the line until you pump the break and hold the button

JOHN from NC answered on September 27, 2018