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Hey folks, getting my E9 ready for Monterey next month and today I reworked my handbrake lever as it's gone left dogleg again toward me. I've straigtened this 2 or 3 times over the years but the torque effect seems to pull it constantly to the left and twist it counterclockwise. I've straightened as I've done before by placing a screwdriver to brace the handbrake near the bending point and simply push it back to center. But I'm worried this might eventually snap the shaft or, worse, loosen the handbrake from the transmission tunnel welding points. Is there a better way to straighten or reinforce the handbrake arm so it doesn't go out of spec? Yes, I know, operator error is likely most to blame!

