stock handbrake reinforcement ...
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stock handbrake reinforcement ...
ANYONE know a way to reinforce the stock hand break so its a little stronger for the sake of drifting? just hate breaking ebrakes man cant park anywhere haha.
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without looking at it I would say weld some flat steel on either side of it and maybe a gusset from the handle down toward the base.?
My question is how are you breaking the ebrake?? If you gotta pull it that hard you have a problem somewhere
My question is how are you breaking the ebrake?? If you gotta pull it that hard you have a problem somewhere
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Cant say I have ever broken a bracket, or the stock handle. A little pull or tap is all you need, if you are jerking it so hard to break it then you might want to look at your rear brakes, or lay off the roids. We dont need another carrot top running around.
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nah i dont but one of the guys on my team did the back brakes is probably right on im sure his arent strong enough hes probably pulling cuz its not catching fast enough. good thought. thanks man.
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will do for sure i got a freind that just got some new brakes for his and he said theyre unreal they were the touge factory ones. pretty nice as far as ive heard. cant say i know myself tho. might try to pick them up and try them out.
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I recommend using something closer to stock pads on the rear because they will lock faster. If you uses something of a "high performance" brake pad then you will have more levels of engagement, if you will, and they will not lock the wheels as easy as a pad closer to stock characteristics
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