Reply to "What Are the Parking Brake Options with Aftermarket Brakes"

PercyMember

A quick update on the Tesla Brake install I am currently doing for 6997. The calipers are all in and fit well with no real clearance issues. The original calipers are flipped to the front and sway sides to keep the bleeder up. Slightly longer brake lines are required. The Pantera Electronics controller works well and the EPB units set and reset well . And there is no way they are moving once they are set ! The box fits nicely under the center console. I think this is a good option if you are sick of the lousy manual park brakes letting go on you.

Now where to mount that pesky push button .......?

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