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trans brake button #790353
09/01/10 09:58 PM
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what are you guys or gals using for trans brake buttons?.what brand,adjustable or not,and where do you mount yours? thanks

Re: trans brake button [Re: fowl play] #790354
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I use a plain old large mushroom head button mounted on the steering wheel I had it on the shifter but I find I am more consitant with it on the steering wheel


70 duster full chassis super pro 416 CNC Indybrock heads 727 w/brake

best so far 1.212 60 6.219 in 1/8 at 110.88 9.768 at 137.81 1/4
Re: trans brake button [Re: fowl play] #790355
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This is what I use... the Biondo HSA-O... mounted on
the steering wheel
http://www.biondoracing.com/TransBrake.shtml

Re: trans brake button [Re: MR_P_BODY] #790356
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I didn't want it on my wheel. I have one on my shifter that I only use for backing up. The other one is mounted on my "center consul" behind the shifter..

It's the button behind the toggle switch you don't see it


Jim

Re: trans brake button [Re: dusturbd340W5] #790357
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I have had them in about every position... On the steering wheel has proven to me is the most consistent place. I also use the Biondo Mushroom style button, although the first one didnt work, Jegs had no problem replacing it for me...


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Re: trans brake button [Re: Bob_Coomer] #790358
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Many of the racers around here use the: ReacTor Button.....but have never tried it personally.

Re: trans brake button [Re: rickstershemi] #790359
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Shoot the lite release


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Re: trans brake button [Re: HEMIFRED] #790360
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Grainger...$8 ...


5.53 @ 125 1/8th on the launch control..more left in her!

Re: trans brake button [Re: fowl play] #790361
09/02/10 07:41 PM
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So. IL. USA
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I have a Shoot The Lite


Re: trans brake button [Re: MR_P_BODY] #790362
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"Double O" Button

6175351-button2.jpg (5342 downloads)
Re: trans brake button [Re: dc426] #790363
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I use the Biondo adjustable HSA-0 as well. (When I use it) I mostly footbrake but have from time to time used the button. I have it mounted by the shifter.

I have another question for you guys on this topic. Which finger or thumb do you find most consistent for release? I have only used my thumb and was pretty consistent. .011, .015, .007, .015 then had a couple .040's after that...The problem I have is when I am heavy (pressing hard on the button) I come up 40. Is it easier to use a finger as opposed to a thumb to remedy this or is just by use?

Thanks and sorry to hijack but still keeping on the TB idea.

Re: trans brake button [Re: ajcasini] #790364
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Im using a cheapo button i got from Napa and i have it mounted on the dash .This is what works best for me ,but im a wierdo .I like it on the dash cuz its outta the way and dont have to worry about accidently hitting it ...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykcsXMV3vfg My Dart ,and im just getting started...
Re: trans brake button [Re: The Shocker] #790365
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JAKE BRAKE micro switch on hump.

Re: trans brake button [Re: fowl play] #790366
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Moroso,s adjustable button, adj for the least travel possible. tested several buttons that i had and this button was the most consistant releasing button. Never seen a S T L before, who makes that?

Re: trans brake button [Re: eds dart] #790367
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This is what I use. Works great!

http://www.reeactor.com/







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