70 Camaro - Boise, Idaho

[Goosesdad]

Thanks guys, as always....really appreciate the encouragement!!

Just finished the EStopp installation, it's a pretty nice piece. I used Lokar cables, they are also pretty sweet. Smooth inner liner makes for a slick cable pull even with some pretty tight bends.

This will all be covered with the center console and the rear deck area. EStopp is a little loud to be mounted inside but since this will all be covered with the center console and rear deck, most of the sound should be mitigated. The button is pretty nice and overall a pretty clean set up.

Mounted it on some 16gauge with the nuts welded underneath.

If you buy the Lokar cables, you won't need the EStopp splitter (the machined Al block) as the Lokar kit comes with a pretty nice splitter. The Lokar set up is actually a little tidier.

[waynieZ]

It looks good.

[214Chevy]

This car is gonna be Awesome!!

[slenning]

Hey buddy!! Wheres the video?

[Goosesdad]

Originally Posted by slenning

Hey buddy!! Wheres the video?

Hey Steve! I plan on disabling the speaker for obvious reasons!!

Originally Posted by 214Chevelle

This car is gonna be Awesome!!

Originally Posted by waynieZ

It looks good.

Thanks guys!!!

[grendel]

Does that have enough pull?

For some reason, mine doesn't so far.

[waynieZ]

It's supposed to have 600lb pull that's what the site says. Maybe the cables need a little tightening? It only has a short pull legnth.

[Goosesdad]

Originally Posted by grendel

Does that have enough pull?

For some reason, mine doesn't so far.

Not sure. Still on the lift. Seems like it pulls pretty hard.

The cute little red light on my switch didn't light up when I pushed the button.... I called them and they were pretty helpful...ping them, I bet they will help you resolve, seems like a good group.

[Goosesdad]

A little rust repair on the A-pillars and tying in the roll bars.

[alex n]

what tools are you using to knock down the welds and finish the metal.