location of two step button in a stocker

Kegracing · 05-17-2015, 09:30 AM

Both N and I HRA changed rule a few years ago, and you must have 2 step activated by brake pedal. Can use electric switch on pedal or brake pressure switch.
I have a simple pressure switch, think from Jegs if I remember right, that is plumbed inline on a brake line.
There are some really nice switches that are adjustable for brake pressure to activate/release also.
I have a toggle switch for on/off so it does not effect my burnout. Some have a switch on shifter also, so it is only activated in low gear. I am running a Mallory ignition, and have an RPM window switch programmed, so if I hit brakes on top end, it does not activate.

Good luck.

Ken

Stock 412

05-17-2015, 09:30 AM	#2
Kegracing Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Red Oak, TX Posts: 441 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: location of two step button in a stocker Both N and I HRA changed rule a few years ago, and you must have 2 step activated by brake pedal. Can use electric switch on pedal or brake pressure switch. I have a simple pressure switch, think from Jegs if I remember right, that is plumbed inline on a brake line. There are some really nice switches that are adjustable for brake pressure to activate/release also. I have a toggle switch for on/off so it does not effect my burnout. Some have a switch on shifter also, so it is only activated in low gear. I am running a Mallory ignition, and have an RPM window switch programmed, so if I hit brakes on top end, it does not activate. Good luck. Ken Stock 412