GKTECH
ZN6 86 / BRZ Handbrake Drift Button
What is a Backorder?
Q: What is backorder?
When a product is on backorder, it means that we have sold out and we are opening a back order due to popular demand. This is essentially a queue, when new stock arrives from production, we’ll send your order.Q: Will items in my order that are in stock be shipped out first?
We will send your order altogether once your backorder item is ready! You may wish to place separate orders if you want an item before the other is due back in stock.ZN6 86 / BRZ Handbrake Drift Button
Black
Sunshine West, VIC 3020
Unit 11/94 Boundary Road
Sunshine West VIC 3020
Australia
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Checking Dispatch Times...The GKTECH Billet Aluminium Handbrake Drift Button replaces your standard handbrake button and eliminates the need to press the button in order to use the handbrake lever, therefore preventing the possibility of your lever being stuck up mid drift!
The drift button also provides a larger surface area for more precise use while drifting, not to mention a personal aesthetic touch to your interior!
- features on O-ring to eliminate vibration which is common on buttons that don't have this feature.
- Available in Silver, Black, Neo Chrome, Red, Orange, Gold, Pink, Purple or Blue.
FAQs
What does this drift button actually do?There is a spring in your handbrake which keeps your handbrake button from staying in. When drifting and using the handbrake you wouldn’t want the handbrake button to pop back out so if you remove the spring. You install the drift button so that you can then pull the button when you need to keep your handbrake in the locked position.
Will this drift button fit my car?
Please refer to the confirmed vehicle list in the item description. We do not sell any items that aren’t listed on our website and if we haven’t confirmed fitment on your car, then we don’t know if it will fit or not. Please do not ask.
Will this fit my 1985 Fiat that has a helicopter floor pan with an imported Acura Handbrake that I am building for SEMA?
Almost certainly not and we won't provide you with our techincal drawings to see if it will something obscure.