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Old 10-05-2009, 09:48 PM   #4
72truckman
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Re: Emergency Brake Rear Cables Too Short

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When I installed my 6" lift with 14 Bolt rear axle, I reused the parking brake cables that came on the 14 Bolt (connected to the backing plates), and relocated the cable stops that mount to the frame. I moved the cable stops back towards the axle such that they are now located near the front spring eye mounts for the rear leaf springs. I didn't have to change anything else, except for adjusting the stock parking brake shoe out (the semi-circular stamped steel bracket that the the two cables that come from the axle backing plates connect to). Works great.
Do you have any pictures of this? i dont understand how you can adjust the semicircular bracket if its the one im thinking of?
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