Hand brake cable nightmare

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06-01-2008, 11:40 AM

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Hand brake cable nightmare

I have Lokar hand brake cables and Cobra calipers and i'm puzzled about how that system will work. The end of the cable slides in a fixed crack in the caliper and the casing of the cable is secured with a nut to the spring mechanism of the caliper which moves the piston inside. What I don't get is that it's not the cable that seems to directly activates the system but the casing. Can somebody explain to me or have a picture of the same set-up,i'm kind of clueless right now. It's killing me right now,i'm so frustrated with this thing,thanks guys.

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