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Here is a photo of the Wilwood electronic parking brake. It is being held in place by one bolt. The caliper is colliding with the stock shock absorber. I had been considering replacing the stock shocks with QA1's and this issue prompted me to go forward with it. The QA1's are a lot skinnier than stock shocks. I could flip the hydraulic caliper to the front position on the carrier and that would solve it. But doing so would need a longer flex line along with a new route for the longer line. I am hoping the QA1's allow the electronic caliper to fit as shown. The last photo shows the custom laser cut steel bracket by Dennis Quella for the electronic caliper.

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