77'911

Its been my past experience with cars that have this type of e-brake set-up in the rear, they typically fail before 100k. I hear you, the timing is usually never great. If and when your doing rear brakes, you can usually tell if those rear caliper are starting to go. They have a tendency to bind up more then usual. Its then tough to get the caliper piston to screw back into its base position. Best of luck.
Regards

Joey T

But a nut and bolt with the banjo washers might seal.

Mr. Mom

got the set from carson. thought my levers were bad. turned out to be the hand brake cable freezing.

Catamount90

Where are you located?

Mr. Mom

NY