DIY Parking Brake Handle replacement
01-06-2007, 05:44 PM
#83
Originally Posted by kenthefairlady
Hey, You are great!!!! And what is the great is , "Momo Pit Stop" is the one I v thinking to install to my Z.
01-10-2007, 05:54 PM
#85
How to Destroy/Remove your E-brake cover
I basically exacto knifed the e-brake in two spots all the way around; about an inch from the top and about 5 inches from the top.
I twisted off the top and then picked one seam to cut down to the lower cut. The lowest piece (you actually can't see most of it since it's in the dash) I just pulled off.
The only way you can get the hollow metallic cylinder, surrounding the e-brake button, is pulling the button off. Don't worry it pops right back on.
I twisted off the top and then picked one seam to cut down to the lower cut. The lowest piece (you actually can't see most of it since it's in the dash) I just pulled off.
The only way you can get the hollow metallic cylinder, surrounding the e-brake button, is pulling the button off. Don't worry it pops right back on.
01-15-2007, 11:42 AM
#89
Originally Posted by Reality350
^thanks man,
I am going to pick up the Pit Lane-Chrome aero, if not the Pit Stop Chrome.
R
I am going to pick up the Pit Lane-Chrome aero, if not the Pit Stop Chrome.
R
MOMO E-Brake Handle - Pit Stop Adaptor BMW MM-PSADPA2
03-21-2007, 04:26 PM
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Thank you anyone2u for a great write up. I just installed the CF pit stop e brake.
Yes, it is possible to simply slide off your stock e brake by starting from the bottom of it, grabbing the ends and tugging forward (toward the dash).
If I could do it all over again, I would have ordered the e brake boot and asked Redline to make the hole for the boot about an inch wider or so. I wasted 4 hours blowdrying and trying to stretch the crap out of it and then gave up and cut it. Pics to come sometime soon.
Yes, it is possible to simply slide off your stock e brake by starting from the bottom of it, grabbing the ends and tugging forward (toward the dash).
If I could do it all over again, I would have ordered the e brake boot and asked Redline to make the hole for the boot about an inch wider or so. I wasted 4 hours blowdrying and trying to stretch the crap out of it and then gave up and cut it. Pics to come sometime soon.
03-26-2007, 09:49 AM
#92
Originally Posted by bverschage
Looks great! nice job
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04-30-2007, 01:09 PM
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i did the same thing with my momo e-brake. i was really upset when i had to cut that square to fit it over and through the metal e-brake handle. but it fits and looks great. SO does yours great job, good DIY instructions.
03-15-2008, 04:14 PM
#97
Installed mine a couple weeks ago and looks awesome. Will post pics hopefully in a couple hours. Only PITA was notching out the Momo handle. Used a bench top grinder with a 3/4" wide grinding wheel and still almost too 15 minutes but the rest was cake.
04-13-2008, 07:59 AM
#99
Originally Posted by mw9
Where are you guys buying your momo stuff from, and I should get my redline ebrake about a inch wider?
http://www.ltbmotorsports.com/dilquicrelhu.html