Starts at the flywheel, ends at the hubs, any problems along them lines, ask your questions here.
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Anton
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by Anton » Thu Feb 21, 2013 8:44 pm
dan_2k_uk wrote:Not legal but if you're friendly with your MOT tester......
That I didn't know, but I suppose it makes sense...
I've read that an adjustable brake bias valve that is adjustable from inside the vehicle is illegal since the driver should be able to rely on the brakes always functioning in the same way, and a passenger twiddling on a knob could mess with that. I suppose the same reasoning applies to line-locks and fiddle brakes...
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by Richie » Thu Feb 21, 2013 9:05 pm
Hang on maybe ive read this wrong, lockers such as lock rite are not legal to use on road?
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by Anton » Thu Feb 21, 2013 9:32 pm
Richie - lockrights, ARB air lockers, and other diffs that lock your left and right wheels together are perfectly legal.
What seems to be illegal is line locks (which lock one of your brake lines - so you can brake one, two or three wheels instead of all 4) and fiddle brakes (which are basically an extra handbrake that works only one brake caliper at a time).
When used right, fiddle brakes can *sort-of* simulate the function of lockers. Sort of.