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Eckler's M2 - 1970-1972 Chevelle Parking Brake Set Th350 Manual Trans

Item EK-53-206643-1
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    Features

    • Complete Parking Brake Cable Kit
    • Includes Front, Intermediate, and Rear Cables
    • Includes All Pictured Hardware
    • Meets Factory Cable Specifications
    • Includes Correct Metal Housing
    • Includes End Fittings
    • Includes Anchor Point Fittings at Pedal and Frame
    • Made of OE Steel
    • Complete Position

    Description

    Complete Parking Brake Solution. The Manual TH 350 Complete Parking Brake Cable Set provides all necessary cables and hardware to restore your vehicle’s parking brake system to factory standards. It ensures safe, reliable engagement and release of the parking brake, essential for vehicle parking security and performance. This kit is designed for easy replacement of worn or damaged cables in your vehicle’s manual transmission setup.

    Construction and Appearance. Constructed from OE-grade steel, this kit features durable metal housings, precise end fittings, and factory-style anchor points to guarantee a perfect fit and long-lasting performance. The components are engineered to replicate factory specifications to maintain the vehicle’s original functionality and appearance.

    Installation. Installation is straightforward, requiring no drilling or modifications, making it suitable for enthusiasts and professionals alike. The complete fitment package simplifies the replacement process by including all necessary parts for a seamless upgrade.

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