Emergency Brake Kits

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Jack, I own a 74 Pcar with the GT5 body kit with JFZ brakes front and rear. What I don't have is emergency brakes. Every Emergency brake part that came with the car has been removed. I think that using Line-locks would be my last choice. I have found that Wilwood makes small/light mechanical calipers that could be used, but would need custom brackets to mount them to the PPC rear uprights. I will be needing from the Brake handle in the cockpit to cables to brakes. Jack what do you think? Whats the best way to add e-brakes to my ride. Thanks in advance.....Doug.H

5/22/026:58 AM

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