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Old 05-16-2013, 08:03 AM
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Not exactly. I don't have a pedal or cable installed for the e-brake due to speakers in the kick panels...

Andrew
Did you use the pre-formed kick panels that have provisions for speakers, or did you cut out OE ones? The ones that come with the cutouts allow for the e-brake. If you didn't use those, maybe swap over?

You can also space out the e-brake assembly to clear the speaker. It will probably get wobbly though if you go too far. The kick panel kind of guides your foot straight so you don't put a side load on the pedal.

A lot of rear disc calipers require an e-brake to maintain proper preload, but would imagine that's redundant info for you.

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