Electric - Push Button E-Brake system - Everyone should have this!

[MCB Matt]

MCB is now offering the very popular E-Stopp kits!

The stock parking brake pedal in muscle cars is a POS!! It's in the way, isn't attractive, and can be hard to connect to Wilwood brake kits.

This unit solves ALL of those issues with only having one simple button wherever you want in the car!

This is a very easy unit to install and setup, easy to adjust in the future as your shoes wear down, and offers a GREAT solution for more complex E-Brake cable installs such as Wilwood's generic cable kit... This turns it into a simple, clean, and modern install!

Click here to view the video - https://youtu.be/zuLrfmEDz2Y

[72 RS/SS]

With the brake lines on one side and fuel lines going down the other side of the undercarriage, not sure where this would fit.
But I like the idea.

[MCB Matt]

Originally Posted by 72 RS/SS

With the brake lines on one side and fuel lines going down the other side of the undercarriage, not sure where this would fit.
But I like the idea.

On the F-Bodys, I have seen them mounted to the rear of the subframe rails. Also, if you are running subframe connectors, that is a good spot too. Some mount them in the trunk too! What rear disc kit are you running?

Thanks
Matt

[130fe]

Matt, do you happen to have any links or install pics on a first gen camaro or any other car?

[72 RS/SS]

Originally Posted by MCB Matt

On the F-Bodys, I have seen them mounted to the rear of the subframe rails. Also, if you are running subframe connectors, that is a good spot too. Some mount them in the trunk too! What rear disc kit are you running?

Thanks
Matt

Running Wilwood Discs

[MCB Matt]

I haven't been able to find a first gen install. What I have seen is many trunk mounted. Just a few small holes up through the pan, and the unit mounted to the package tray vertical support. Most of us have our trucks built out so you don't see it, nor would you even with a stock trunk unless you are looking for it...