Reply to "Brake Cabling Question"

chines1

Do you have anything in your engine bay currently for ebrake cables?

We use about 3' of tubing that almost double 90s for the cables (More like 80 out of the tunnel and 70 back towards the caliper. Stock VW cable housings plug into it there and run to the caliper. From the handle we run a riot similar to rio what is posted above from a Vintage except we just 90 the rod and drill a hole in it for a cotter pin. The rod is threaded on the rear end and runs to a plate with 3 holes like David Earl drew, the threaded parts of the cable ends go through the outer holes and provide your adjustment point.

I can take pics of nay this tomorrow if you'd like.

12 hours ago

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