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$100 Hydro Ebrake how to
Ok guys i allways wanted a hydro ebrake for my s14.5 but i never got around to it. Heres some somewhat detailed instructions on the setup. It is really easy, and only takes about an hour.
First call up CNCbrakes.com and order the "staging brake" for disc brakes. $95 Then find a mounting point. http://www.shockdrifting.com/articles/lukefd/4-30.jpg Then make a mounting bracket. http://www.shockdrifting.com/articles/lukefd/4-28.jpg Mount it up. Now find the hard line that goes to your rear brakes. Dissconect the line from the rear, and bend it up to the front of the staging brake. Now go to auto zone and buy a 5ft hard brake line. Hook this up to the rear brake valve, and bend the other end up to the exit of the staging brake. http://www.shockdrifting.com/articles/lukefd/4-31.jpg Bleed the system and you are done. Total cost $100. Gangster value: Priceless. http://www.shockdrifting.com/articles/lukefd/4-26.jpg |
woot, thank you
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lol :) :rolleyes:
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oh man, i wish i would've kept my rear z32 brakes
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that's cool. so you still have the cable ebrake too?
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have any pics of how you bent the line?
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Krustin: Sorry no. just bend everything without kinking stuff so the fluid flow is not restricted.
Go240: Nope eliminated that, and the cables to save weight, the fd ebrake is crap in comparison to a 240 so i dont need it at all. Just so you guys know it literally takes 1/10th the effort to lock the rears with this setup, a 5 year old could lock em up at 100mph. Yay!!! I like fog..... |
So, I have a stupid question: Can you still park on a hill with a setup like this or is this race car only gear?
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so what are the sideeffects of pulling the ebrake while on the foot brake?? this has been topic of discussion on another forum.
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To stay on topic, hydraulic set up looks good. Nice job! |
thanks jay, i should refrain my words, what happens if you push the ebrake while on the foot pedal if your parked etc?? recalling discussion was that possibly something wont work since there is already pressure in teh rear?? i dunno
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It will not effect the bias, but it will not allow any more pressure applied to the rears. It will not change the pedal feel either.
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so is there a locking mechanism so that you can still park the car without leaving it in gear?
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Nice work, Your car is coming along nicely. Now I'm interested in this brake system... My only gripe is your lever should be a dildo shift knob!
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i'm diggin the "bail bonds" key chain lanyard... :cool:
i'm glad you decided pull type in THAT location, rather than push type where the handbrake was. |
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You could still retain your stock ebrake for parking.
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i would definately shorten the lever, can it be mounted like a normal e-brake in the horizontal position?
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It looks if it would be more natural to pull the lever back instead of pulling it up. IMO. But in theory you could make or create a shorter lever and bend it forward.
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Look at the position of the ebrake with the steering wheel mounted.
Its perfect. http://www.shockdrifting.com/articles/lukefd/4-29.jpg |
Nice write-up Luke! Now go harass the Paint shop until they give you the car back. I want demo vids of this brake in action!!
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sweet stuff.
i gotta sit in a 240 with one of those. see if i like it. great idea though. i remember seeing them in some other cars in japan. i never got to sit in though |
It has a great feel to it.
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would you have to do anything different if you wanted to keep the stock ebrake setup for parking on hills and such???
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Nope, it does not effect the cable setup.
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oh okay thanks very much.
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Thats sweet luke thanks for posting that up that will save me the trouble of heaving to install the ebrake assembly on my 13. for hundred bucks well worth it.
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