Emergency Brake - Electric

[dontlifttoshift]

After going through the trunk floor the cable is routed right to the cable mount on the axle housing.....I may have tied it off to the lower link of the rear suspension, I do not recall.

Worth noting, the eStopp comes with a much shorter cable now and will not allow for the exact setup shown in the picture. The concept would still work, but you will not be able to make the 180* bend with the eStopp cable.

[Boss 5.0]

Originally Posted by Goosesdad

Thanks Glenn! Great intel, I like where you mounted it. Not being critical here but I was surprised the EStopp guys didn't have more pics/ideas/direction on install options....maybe just because the install is easier than I'm making it out to be! Where did you poke out the drivers side cable?

Both cables poke through right next to their respective inner wheel house little forward of center.

[Sheck44]

Any chance someone could post a few pics of how you routed the cables to the callipers ?? I've been looking at the bottom of my car for hours and I'm a bit stumped on how I'm going to run these cables

Thanks
Steve

[Boss 5.0]

Originally Posted by Sheck44

Any chance someone could post a few pics of how you routed the cables to the callipers ?? I've been looking at the bottom of my car for hours and I'm a bit stumped on how I'm going to run these cables

Thanks
Steve

I don't have pics handy, but I could take some. I think a lot of it is going to depend on the type of caliper, and where they route off of them. Mine are GM calipers and are pulling in a downward direction, so my cables route under the springs/axle and then up. I poked through the trunk floor tight to the inner wheel house.

Try not to over think it. I was doing that for a while on where to mount this unit, and for the cables. I walked away for a while. When I came back it just hit me where to mount this unit and the cables.