1967 camaro heidts 4-link

[Benjamin1995]

Hey everyone it's my first time posting but I have been lurking the forums for a fair while now haha i was just wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction of a product/solution I have just installed a heidts 4-link with the 9" housing and the rear disc brakes to suit the set up but I have come to a stand still with the park brake it's the wilwood internal park brake but I don't know what to do with a park brake set up the stock set up is still on the car except the old drums and flex line part that went into the drums from the brackets I was thinking about trying to track down some of the flex lines to suit the set up but I was wondering what kind of set up has anyone ekes seen/done thank you in advance!

[dhutton]

Lokar makes cables that will mate with wilwood e-brakes and the stock pedal.

Don

[Mkelcy]

I had some custom flex lines made up by Inline Tube (inlinetube.com) to replace the factory flex cables and otherwise used the factory parking brake cable setup.

[Benjamin1995]

Ok thanks guys i will look into it!

[Carl @ Chassisworks]

Wilwood makes a kit specifically for this application. It's part number 330-9371 but isn't listed on their site. You can read the instructions here though: http://www.wilwood.com/Pdf/DataSheets/ds646.pdf

I have two of them on the shelf, they're $119.95 plus shipping.

[Smoker03]

I had some custom flex lines made up by Inline Tube (inlinetube.com) to replace the factory flex cables and otherwise used the factory parking brake cable setup.

Can you give us any specifics on what you ordered? This would take a lot of guess work out for everyone and would eliminate using the. Lokar kit which doesnt seem to work well.

[Smoker03]

Wilwood makes a kit specifically for this application. It's part number 330-9371 but isn't listed on their site. You can read the instructions here though: http://www.wilwood.com/Pdf/DataSheets/ds646.pdf

I have two of them on the shelf, they're $119.95 plus shipping.

That is the kit meant for a lokar handbrake. Do you modify it to work with the factory setup somehow?

[dhutton]

Wilwood makes a kit specifically for this application. It's part number 330-9371 but isn't listed on their site. You can read the instructions here though: http://www.wilwood.com/Pdf/DataSheets/ds646.pdf

I have two of them on the shelf, they're $119.95 plus shipping.

Those cables look identical to the Lokar cables.

Don

[Carl @ Chassisworks]

Yeah, they sure do. I hadn't looked at the Lokar kit in a long, long time.