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Floopy hand brake issues


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Any one come up with a longer pin so a pair of washers can be welded to the pivot plates to make new brearing surfaces and negate the slotted wear in the old frames.

I seem to remember seeing something about this some where, but a quick look in search didn't bring anything up.

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Couldn't you just shave down the sides of the tube on the handle itself and add washers to teh inside of the brackets?- Or better yet enlarge the holes in the bracket and have a step down washer machined that will be welded in (or used as a bushing) increasing the bearing surface.

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I would appreciate this info as well. I also have that hand brake issue. My thought was to replace the entire handle.

73 Tii A4 BOD Oct. 13,1972

74 Tii BOD Nov. 16,1973

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If everything seems under control, you're just not going fast enough.

Mario Andretti

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Email address that I have for Paul Cain is pjcain(at)earthlink(dot)net . Kit comes with photo directions. Price was reasonable and design simple. Can't remember exact price, $20-30, I think. Let me know if email doesn't work, and I'll dig a little deeper in the files.He's in Newport Beach.

Dave V. in NC

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Dave,

Thanks for the follow up. Unfortunately, the e-mail came back. Can you try to get a hold of him? Thanks

73 Tii A4 BOD Oct. 13,1972

74 Tii BOD Nov. 16,1973

FAQ Member 1683

If everything seems under control, you're just not going fast enough.

Mario Andretti

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I sent a note to his ebay store (bmwparts) and explained all of the above. That earthlink email is all that I have, and his active ebay store site. You may want to go there and contact him directly. As a by the way, everything that I have bought from him has been top drawer.

Update: I went to the E9 coupe site, and went to his website www.38csi.com (worth the trip) and the email address is still pjcain@earthlink.net

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Hi guys,

The kit is still available. It is a combination of thrust bearings and precision washers that clamp the two mounting ears together, with the bearings on either side of the Ebrake arm. Kit is $29.00 + $4 for USPS priority shipping. Comes with installation instructions. Thanks!

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