Would you happen to know where these welding fixes are? I have access to all the welding machines I need.vristang said:The e-brake I have yet to find a solution for. I did use brake cable from an SN-95, but I am still having trouble getting enough tension. There are fixes on this site, but they involve welding, a skill I do not yet possess.
I also used the SN95 handbrake (98 Cobra) but it is EXACTLY the same as the Fox handbrake minus the leather, so the M2300K mods are still needed!Asha'man said:I used an SN95 e-brake handle and it works great, no welding required.
Brian
Asha'man said:I dunno what you guys are talking about, but I compared my e-brake handles next to each other after I pulled the stocker out, and the SN95 was definitely different. It works great and I haven't had any problems with it.
Brian
No changes to the rear end.Car RamRod said:ok I understand now what to do at the handle, but what changes need to be made at the rear end?
thanks
I started looking through Mustang catalogs last night and handbrakes are listed as 87 - 98 as the same part #, so you must have got something from a 99 and up Mustang and I dont know how those differ from the 87 - 98.Asha'man said:I dunno what you guys are talking about, but I compared my e-brake handles next to each other after I pulled the stocker out, and the SN95 was definitely different. It works great and I haven't had any problems with it.
Brian
great. Hopefully Ill get up to this point today, so if I have any q's Ill let you guys know.Shakerhood said:No changes to the rear end.