Wilwood Remore Bias Adjuster 340-4990 on 2040-parts.com
Council Grove, Kansas, United States
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Wilwood’s Remote Balance Bar Cable Adjuster is used with balance bars to adjust front-to-rear brake bias during changing race conditions. The highly visible bright blue knob features a special bi-directional detente control providing the driver with positive adjustment feedback. The special five foot cable and housing (which can be cut to any length for a custom fit) provides an optimum bending radius for easy installation and smooth performance in tight confines. The assembly comes with two label faces for either front-to-rear or rear-to-front adjustment. Standard 3/8-24 thread fits Wilwood and most commonly used balance bars.
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