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90amigo · 09-15-2003, 10:22 AM

What have you done to the e-brake cable to make a D44 rear fit a gen 1 Amigo?

Independent4x · 09-25-2003, 04:59 PM

is your amigo a console or a dash pull lever?

if it is in the console.......basically the same as the rodeo...just tthat the cables are really long.

if it is on the dash.same as the troopers.............the cables will hook right up...you just need to fab a couple hard mounted stops on the frame to slide the rodeo cables into....giving you something to "pull" against.

all in all both are very simple systems and easily "cross" adapted.

90amigo · 09-25-2003, 05:58 PM

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Originally posted by TrooperRS
is your amigo a console or a dash pull lever?

if it is in the console.......basically the same as the rodeo...just tthat the cables are really long.

if it is on the dash.same as the troopers.............the cables will hook right up...you just need to fab a couple hard mounted stops on the frame to slide the rodeo cables into....giving you something to "pull" against.

all in all both are very simple systems and easily "cross" adapted.

I was under the amigo last weekend and I'll use part of the cable where it T's off and use cable clamps to add to the OEM cable on the rear.Looks easy,I will see soon.I ordered my lift kit last night.

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