Reply to "e-brake Cables"

mangustaMember

Pantera ebrake cable- note ends are different. See pic below. (Courtesy of Panteras by Wilkenson)

I would like know how youse guys feel about having a stamped & formed steel end on the cable, similar to what you see below on the Pantera cable, that would still accept a clevis pin, vs having the formed end or bronze end that you see in the pic's previously?????

It is turning out that not many folks are in the cable end business any longer! With manufacturers going off shore, and consolidating operations, they are killing some of these specialty businesses!!!

Lemmeno,
Steve

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