bdcardinal
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were talking about different kits here. the baer kit you dont remove the axles, the cobra one you do remove the axles.
Not sure why you would think that. The Cobra uses 17" wheels, just like a Mustang does. The brakes should fit just fine with the stock spare.xseler8 said:Your Gt spare won't fit. You'll need a Cobra spare.Good luck with your new set up. They will look good & stop great.
I see....I was not aware of that. Boo for Ford for going el-cheapo with the spare tire size then.bdcardinal said:cobras have a 17" spare designed to clear the 13" brakes. the GTs i believe use a 15 or 16" spare.
Gearbanger 101 said:Not sure why you would think that. The Cobra uses 17" wheels, just like a Mustang does. The brakes should fit just fine with the stock spare.
I thought of that to, but what do the guys that went with the 10.5 wheels and 315 tires on the back of their car do when the blower a front tire in that case?Stang|ess said:If you have a front on the flat, then put a rear tire on front, and spare on the back.
Baer/Alcon and Wilwood make a set but they are $3000+. Too much for the Chassis without full race modification IMObdcardinal said:i dont think anyone currently makes 6 pot fronts for our mustangs, otherwise i wouldve goten them.
the most pistons ive seen on one caliper were 12 on a Mercedes i did a flat repair on.
You'd want 6-piston calipers too if you had to haul your car down from 198mph like the new Zo6 does.gtstangau said:The new z06 has some big humongus 6 piston calipers on it. I want some stopping power like that! Is there anyway to get a 6 piston caliper for a mustang?

gtstangau said:The new z06 has some big humongus 6 piston calipers on it. I want some stopping power like that! Is there anyway to get a 6 piston caliper for a mustang?