Another front disc brake alternative...

Discussion in 'Parts Interchange' started by Craig Selvey, Nov 25, 2005.

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  1. CornedBeef4.6L

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    How about 99ish gt mustang calipers.......They swap them onto maverick spindles now......:)
     
    CornedBeef4.6L, Dec 9, 2005
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    Cost.
     
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    Well Im rich so i don't have to worry..........wait a minute that was only a dream that I won the lotto:rolleyes:

    While they are certainly more expensive they are by far a better design.
     
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    Okay, I must have missed this thread. Who does this and what is involved? I am interested in a better braking system for my project car and want to check out all the options. :cool:
     
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    Sorry, not in the club at this time. Any chance you can post the name of the company that is doing this? Please?
     
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    brakes

    I would also be interested in this!
     
    codycr6, Apr 4, 2006
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    oh crap almost got me.....This link is from november 05:90:
     
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    Yeah, but I have been in touch with the guy from Scarebird to discuss options for the conversion. You can check his eBay store out (Sacrebird) or visit scarebird.com. Looks like the setup would run $105.00 plus $5 or $10 for shipping. I wanted to be sure that the spindle from the 4 lug would work to convert over to 5 lug in the kit.
     
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    using chevy parts on a ford os good for one thing... cheap parts are really cheap to buy.. saves you a bnch of money... but... at what cost? killnig yourself because they are cheap parts.. nah... not worth it
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