Electric park brake and emergency brake systems for classic, custom and hot rod builds where a traditional handbrake won’t fit.
An electric brake system uses an electronically actuated mechanism to apply the park or emergency brake, replacing a traditional cable handbrake where space or styling makes one impractical.
Electric brakes free up cabin space and preserve clean interior styling, making them ideal for hot rods, customs and street machines where a bulky handbrake lever isn’t wanted.
Electric park brakes can be used in compliant builds, but requirements vary by state, so always confirm regulations with your licensed engineer or transport authority before fitting.
Most systems operate via a simple dashboard switch or button that engages an electric actuator, applying the rear brakes to hold the vehicle securely when parked.
Yes. Electric emergency brake systems are designed to integrate with existing disc or drum brakes, applying the rear brakes electronically without replacing your main hydraulic braking system.
Yes. We supply electric park and emergency brake systems to customers across Australia from our Western Australian base, with expert advice to match the right kit to your build.