Great videos. What were the length of your original rear e brake cables that attach to the backing plates? I don’t have an original to measure and need to buy aftermarket but seems like all companies are dif. Lengths. Thanks for any help and keep up the great work.
I don't know the length, I would have to measure. The cable should be a standard length if you have a 68 or 69. If your looking on a web site that give you choices in length, then go to another site that has the correct aftermarket parts. My Camaro has drum brakes, so make sure you get the correct one that fits either drum or disc. Some web site advertise products for modified Camaros, so if you have modifications to original build and the rear end and/or brake system is different, then you might have to measure the length you need.
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Great videos. What were the length of your original rear e brake cables that attach to the backing plates? I don’t have an original to measure and need to buy aftermarket but seems like all companies are dif. Lengths. Thanks for any help and keep up the great work.
I don't know the length, I would have to measure. The cable should be a standard length if you have a 68 or 69. If your looking on a web site that give you choices in length, then go to another site that has the correct aftermarket parts. My Camaro has drum brakes, so make sure you get the correct one that fits either drum or disc. Some web site advertise products for modified Camaros, so if you have modifications to original build and the rear end and/or brake system is different, then you might have to measure the length you need.