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Old 01-01-2017, 07:12 PM
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ok i had a re think on the handbrake and have mounted it on the top of the trans tunnel...for a couple of reasons 1 i have to raise the trans tunnel to accommodate the auto shifter set up and when thats raised it will be harder to lean over to reach the handbrake lever.i used the handbrake cables from the ve commodore i got the engine and g\box from credit goes to sam for showing me how he did his :-)
2 i prefer it on the top i know it's not correct as per a original cobra but heck neither is the LS engine lol... the other thing ive done is put some pinchweld on places where the body will sit . getting there bit by bit .
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....i prefer it on the top i know it's not correct as per a original cobra but heck neither is the LS engine lol....
Actually, correct location for the handbrake is on the RHS of the tunnel (for both LHD and RHD originals), but can't argue against your logic there Deano

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