72 jimmy np205 transfer case mount ebrake

[gmc1971harwich]

Right now I have a 4 Wheels disk setup on my 72 jimmy but no ebrake. Can't pass inspection without it. I want to keep my calipers the way they are. Where do I get a transfer case mounted e brake setup? It has the sm465, np205 combo any help would be appreciated

[gmc1971harwich]

Hopefully there is a setup out there that won't cost me an arm and a leg I'd like to keep costs down as this is a daily driver and not a show truck

[dozerbill72]

MotorcityK5 sells one.

[swyfor5]

Highangle driveline makes a real nice setup, just kinda pricey.

[gmc1971harwich]

Can't find his username to send him a pm🤔

[A1971Blazer]

http://www.motorcityk5.com/np205parkingbrakekit.aspx

[cleszkie]

That is a nicely engineered parking brake. Might seem spendy, but it does not require modifications to the rear driveshaft like most other driveline parking brakes, which is a money saver.

[Not a bronco]

Northwest fab works just announced a new parking brake for the 205 it's pretty spiffy but more expensive than the other one that was posted
http://www.northwestfab.com/NP205-Pa...it_p_3208.html

[cleszkie]

Although not a true parking brake, an electric line lock can be installed and used for short term brake engagement. However, DMV does not typically accept these as a substitute for a true, fully mechanical (non-electric, non-hydraulic) parking brake.

[vancelot69]

That's cool! And good to know!

[gmc1971harwich]

That is what I currently have line loc and they wouldn't pass it so I guess this is my next step to get it to pass

[SeventyOne]

Has anyone installed one of these tcase brakes?

Would love pics. No modification needed to the floor? How did routing of the cable go?

[franken]

I keep thinking of using a scrapyard front disk from something and an Eldo rear caliper to make one. Or An S10 rear disk and the internal drum ebrake on that, both on the back of the 205. But then I get lazy and say stick w/ drums out back.