Reply to "Rear Lower Cross Brace Removal"

garvinoMember

Clockwork,

I have had my parking brake assembly off and do not recall having to cut anything but it was a couple of years ago. I just recall disconnecting the cables at the brake and then the pulley at the firewall. I could be wrong and maybe the 72 parking brake is different than the 74.

Also have you looked at the Removable Rear Lower Cross Member sold by some of the vendors? It maybe a good option for if you cutting the stock one out. Here is a link to one. It looks pretty slick.

BTW - Husker, I think he is in Cody. Pretty far North if you're not familiar with all of Wyoming.

Devin

1/11/138:11 PM

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