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Universal Emergency Brake Cable Kit
555-630583
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Universal Rear Brake E-Brake Cables
JEGS 555-630583 Universal Emergency Brake Cable Kit Features:
- Compatible with disc or drum brakes
- Cut-to-length design for easy customization and installation
- Includes (2) emergency brake cables, (1) cable stay bracket, (2) cable adjusters, (1) brass block, (6) cable mounting tabs, (1) clevis w/ pin & rod, and (2) cable housing ends
- Specifications: 96 inch housing length, 108 inch cable length
- Must have kit when upgrading or replacing rear brakes
JEGS 555-630583 Universal Emergency Brake Cable Kit Includes:
- (2) Emergency Brake Cables
- (1) Cable Stay Bracket
- (2) Cable Adjusters
- (1) Brass Block
- (6) Cable Mounting Tabs
- (1) Clevis w/ Pin & Rod
- (2) Cable Housing Ends
Specifications:
Will this brake cable fit a 1980 Chevy K 10 long bed
Will this brake cable kit fit a 1968 mustang with ssbc disc brake conversion
Does this fit drum brake Dana 44 rear axles in a 1988 Cherokee?? I understand they need to be shortened.
Do these cables come with a return spring ?
what's the wire size (diameter), used in this kit?
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