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Parking Brakes

DonH

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My 77 project came with two sets of parking brake cables for the rear disc.
There was also a spring missing on the Passenger side. The cable sets are different and i could use a little help with whitch to use.
Also I need a part number and where I can get the missing spring.
 

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toddz69

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My memory is that you'd use the cable without the springs since you already have springs on the calipers. The cars with those calipers aren't super common anymore but that's where I would start looking.

Todd Z.
 
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DonH

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I had presumed that these rear disc brake were a kit. They are unused and adapters used. Installed a few years ago. If they are similar to a manufacture install maybe I could look there for the spring. I think It should be there and I will try to use the non spring cables.
 
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