Reply to "Emergency Brake Cable"

nateMember

Hi M!ke! I agree with Lee that at the least the handle end has the lead sinker, always been curious about the other end because my car had an obviously non-stock cable clamp there. I wouldn't be too surprised if that front cable was totally non-adjustable (i.e., lead sinkers at both ends) because the main lever arm in the system - down near the oil pan - operates over a fairly broad range of positions. System leverage is maximized over a narrow range, of course, but overall it seems like a fairly accommodating setup.

Curious what you find!

11/1/195:56 PM

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