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I have a 54 Chevy chassis but I think Nova rear end, E-brake pedal that will mount to the left of the clutch pedal (like newer ones). Rear cables coming from both rear shoes. What suggestions for easiest way to get this done. Thanks

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Easiest way is to use the lokar cable setup. Definitely not the cheapest though. Another route would be to use the stock cable for whatever e brake pedal you are using and mate it to the nova cables.


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Thanks, I had no idea about lokar, probably will go with 2nd option.

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What is the pedal you're using out of? The Lokar setup takes a lot of the hard work out of it.


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I used the Lokar system on my 46 which has a 75 Nova rear. Piece of cake.

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I don't know what the pedal is out of, like alot of parts on this rig. Slowly its all getting put together with the help of you guys. Thanks again.

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Mine I just kept the S-10 pedal and mounted it to the 46 cab so I still have the whole s-10 e-brake setup, since it's on an s-10 frame. If it wasn't that easy I probably would have done Lokar.


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