Reply to "Rear spot callipers"

panteraturboMember

I use Willwood rear calipers and built a hydraulic handbrake assembly that uses the same lever as the stock system and is thru-plumbed to the rear brakes so it can be used as a parking brake. Technically speaking it is illegal to use any type of hydraulic parking brake or line lock as there is a chance of leakage and resultant de-activation of said parking brake. That being said the setup I have will stall the motor before allowing the car to move and I have come back to it days later and it is still as set as it was when I left it.

Blaine

3/21/075:42 PM

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