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#491XEHB7016
Lokar XEHB-7016 Midnight Series 16 In. Transmount Emergency Hand Brake
$289.95
/each
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This part is Backordered. We estimate this item will ship on or before October 14th.
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Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | XEHB-7016 |
| Brand | Lokar |
| Arm Length | 16" |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Powder Coated |
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Lokar XEHB-7016 Details
- Transmount Emergency Hand Brake is designed after the automotive industry standard.
- Ratchet cut gear plate and lock are heat treated for strength and safety.
- The geometrical design of the lever allows for comfortable leverage operation.
- Mounting hardware for use with Lokar Automatic Transmission Shifter is included with Transmount Cable Kits and is used with the built-in mounting bracketry included with the shifter kits.
Note: The tailmount, floor mount and cable operated tranmission shifters do not offer the capability of mounting the transmount hand brake assemblies. For these type of transmission shifters, the floor mounted hand brake assembly should be utilized.
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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Lokar XEHB-7016 Specifications
Lokar XEHB-7016 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | XEHB-7016 |
| Brand | Lokar |
| Arm Length | 16" |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Powder Coated |
| GENERAL | |
| Color | Black |
| Overall Length | 16" |
| GTIN Code | 835573008258 |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
Ratings & Reviews
4.7
3 Reviews
Customers highly value this Lokar product for its aesthetic appeal and performance, and it's especially appreciated in the Model A street rod community. Notably, the product is seen as a cool add-on for adding an emergency brake lever. Furthermore, customers have affirmed that its style complements both old and modern style hot rods seamlessly. However, some customers voiced concern over the cost, suggesting that the price may be too high for the product. Despite this, there's a shared consensus that the Lokar brand consistently delivers quality products.
Ratings & Reviews
4.7
3 Reviews
Customers highly value this Lokar product for its aesthetic appeal and performance, and it's especially appreciated in the Model A street rod community. Notably, the product is seen as a cool add-on for adding an emergency brake lever. Furthermore, customers have affirmed that its style complements both old and modern style hot rods seamlessly. However, some customers voiced concern over the cost, suggesting that the price may be too high for the product. Despite this, there's a shared consensus that the Lokar brand consistently delivers quality products.
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5.0
6 years ago
Matt
Ontario Canada
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Like anything Lokar builds you can't beat it. Looks good, works good. Can't wait to put it to use in my Model A street rod.
Would Recommend
This is a real cool way to add that emergency brake lever.
5.0
7 years ago
Speed
Dallas, Texas
Verified
Lokar hits another home run when it comes to making this E-brake handle, it goes very well with their shifters, and looks right at home in any old style or modern style hot rod!!
Would Recommend
Lokar e brake
4.0
10 years ago
Steve
Lake Forest, Ca
Verified
Nice looking product... Only complain I have is ... It is price to high for what to get
Would Recommend
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Questions & Answers
Questions & Answers
1 Question • 1 Answer
What is the overall maximum travel distance of the shackle point from disengaged to fully engaged? This will be a retrofit in my '57 Chevy pickup and I want to be sure it has enough travel to engage the brakes. I think the original had about 2" travel.
by LBuck
• 11 years ago
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