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Old 10-28-2005, 10:36 PM   #21
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Name: bitcore
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: High Point, NC
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TRUST ME. If you take your rear wheel off, and then remove the disc retaining bolt, you will see shoes with a cable, spring, and bolt that clamps them to the drum portion of the disc. Unles your car didn't come with an e-brake at all, you have them.

look at this: TMS
Notice how it dosn't look like a flat frisbee? The e-brake is in that cylender that extends from the center of the rotor and clamps down on the inside of it.

edit: You sillyhead!
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