ready brake install

Some firewalls are not completely flat. Some have areas that are recessed where both panels of the firewall are pressed together (no air gap between the 2 panels. On my Jeep Wrangler, I drilled through one of the recessed areas and I had no problem installing the brake cable.

If your firewall does not have a recessed area near the brake pedal, then I suggest you call Ready Brake. I am sure they will be able to help you. They were very helpful to me when I installed my system back in 2007.

Wishing you the best.

Ray

Looney2nz wrote:
JLee is your GEO a stick or auto? I would have thought so close to the wheel well it would have been to far to the left? PM me if you get a chance. Thnaks 2nz

My Tracker is a stick.... Did you get the pictures?....

JLee is your GEO a stick or auto? I would have thought so close to the wheel well it would have been to far to the left? PM me if you get a chance. Thnaks 2nz

Well I just installed mine last month (on a 96) my first pilot went into the wheel well real close to the seem. I then moved it over about a inch and drilled right through. At this point it did not go through a double wall. (I guess I was lucky) I wound up using the original mistake for the BREAK-a-WAY. So far so good I have only test drove and everything seemed to work fine. We are heading to Yosemite tomorrow and that will be the real test.... Best of luck on your install...

Moved from class C.