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#91602067
Lokar Trans Mount Emergency Hand Brake Kit, 16 Inch, Black
- Kit features a powder coated black steel brake handle for added protection
- Specifically designed after the automotive industry standards
- The ratchet cut gear plate and lock are heat treated for strength and safety
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Universal Fit, 16" Arm Length, Steel, Powder Coated
- Kit features a powder coated black steel brake handle for added protection
- Specifically designed after the automotive industry standards
- The ratchet cut gear plate and lock are heat treated for strength and safety
- Lever's unique geometric design allows for comfortable leverage operation
- Comes complete with clevis for installation on the Lokar emergency brake cables
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This Lokar Transmission Mount Emergency Hand Brake kit features a powder coated black steel brake handle and is designed after the automotive industry standards. Ratchet cut gear plate and lock are heat treated for strength and safety. Lever's geometric design allows for comfortable leverage operation. E brake handle mounts to your Lokar shifter.
Comes complete with clevis for installation with Lokar Emergency Brake Cables and installation boot/ring.
Kit Includes:
(1) Lokar XEHB-7016 Trans Mount Emergency Hand Brake
(1) Lokar X70-BHBT Trans Mount E-Brake Boot
(1) Lokar EC-80TU Trans Mount Emergency Brake Cables
Lokar 16" Trans Mount Hand Brake
16" Hand brake is suggested to be used with 23" and taller shifters. Use 11" hand brake with 16" and shorter shifters.
Lokar E-Brake Boot w/Ring
Each Lokar transmission mount emergency brake boot kit includes a black naugahyde boot, base ring and stainless screws.
The dimensions for this boot ring are 2-1/2" x 6-1/4" outside diameter, and 1-1/2" x 5-1/4" inside diameter.
- Black Naugahyde
- Boot Hugs The Hand Brake Lever
- Made In The U.S.A.
- Lifetime Warranty
Lokar Emergency Brake Cables
Transmount E-Brake Cables are designed for use with Transmount Emergency Hand Brakes and includes bracket for mounting cables to hand brake. Kit comes equipped with quality one-piece aluminum adjusters and aluminum ferrule to eliminate fraying of stainless housing. Outer housing is designed with specially extruded liner for extended life of the cable. Stainless steel inner cable resists moisture.
Design allows rear end backing plate fittings to be removed without removing brake cables. Lokar cables also feature adjustable cable lock and clevis. Kit includes two 8 foot black outer housings that “U-Cut-to-Fit”.
*NOTE*: If using these cables with Ford Explorer-style (such as our 910-31938), Wilwood, or late model Corvette rear disc brakes with internal shoe-type emergency brake, you will need our nut kit listed 916-41021 and E-Brake clevis 491-81FC.
Cable fits the following:
- GM drum brakes
- Most GM disc brake calipers w/ E-brake lever built in
- If using these cables with Ford Explorer-style (such as our 910-31938), Wilwood, or late model Corvette rear disc brakes with internal shoe-type emergency brake, you will need our nut kit listed 916-41021 and E-Brake clevis 491-81FC.
For all technical/repair/warranty product questions or needs, please contact Lokar directly. For all other inquiries regarding shipping and delivery information, please contact the Speedway Motors Customer Experience Center.
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| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lokar |
| Arm Length | 16" |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Powder Coated |
| GENERAL | |
| Color | Black |
| Overall Length | 16" |
| Cable Length | 96" |
| Hardware Included | Yes |
| Notes | Two 8.00' cables. |
| Sold in Quantity | Kit |
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91602067 WILL THIS FIT A 1976 F150 9 IN FORD
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• 6 years ago
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