There are also many other "aftermarket" kits available as well. I am going to use this kit here: http://www.vintagevenom.com/mustang-cobra-rear-disc-brake-conversion $189.00 $9.95 S&H (US) $198.95 Total they also have the kit with everything included if you don't want to go find your own parts. : Rear brake only conversion with Red calipers, stock replacement rotors and hoses $556.00 $45.00 S&H (total-two 35lb boxes)
Here is another place to look for options. They like to use common off the shelf items for their conversions and they are the ones I plan to use when the time comes. http://www.scarebird.com/index.php
WOW that scarebird kit is scarey:16suspect the brackets look real thin to me i dont think i will trust my car and life on those J.M.O. im running the vintage venom kit brad
go here.http://mmb.maverick.to/showthread.php?t=62914 Grab a cup of coffee,kick back and enjoy an excellent thread.They are cheap,plentiful,replacement parts aval.at any parts store,and very easy to do.IMO just as durable as any aftermarket kit.I've personally done the swap,and it works excellent!
a Guy gave me a complete 8.8 that the rear gear was busted in...it had all the parts to do a swap... deals like that is why i didn't buy...aftermarket brackets...($200) and then have to buy all the other parts to make them work...:Handshake http://mmb.maverick.to/showthread.php?t=62914
I like these: http://www.mustangsteve.com/cobrabrakes.html The only thing that sucks, is you have to use larger wheels...
$250 shipped for brackets and... Parts required for this kit (installer supplied) Drum brake hub from 65-73 Mustang or mid size Ford Wheel bearings and seals for Mustang II Cobra caliper Cobra rotor Brake hose [SIZE=-1]kinda sucks also...[/SIZE]
