Parking Brake Recommendations

5754If you're not kickin' up dust, you're collectin' it!

My parking brake cable is so badly chewed up I want to replace it, however, the idea of putting in a new (separate) parking brake is running through my mind.

Pantera Performance has a nice looking unit that they custom manufacture based on your rotor dimensions, but it's close to $700 for the kit vs. buying a replacement cable from a vendor for under $300.

Does anyone have experience with this unit (or maybe an equivalent from another vendor - I thought Pantera East had something, but their website seems to have disappeared)? What are your thoughts?

I currently have stock (but recently rebuilt) brakes on the car, not the nice vented disks shown in the picture.

2/11/108:17 AM

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