front brakes finally done

[theconductor]

After waiting for Ford Racing to fix some parts from my cobra brake kit, I finally got the front done. I continued to work on the new booster and master cylinder.

Though maybe at least one of you may be interested in the progress!

"relieving" the fenders is a real pita

 

[SVT32VDOHC]

Looks nice. That will be a killer set up, but I must say.....clean your inner frame rails man!!

Keep us updated!

 

[Flavadave4]

Looking good!

 

[67coupe]

Looks great!! Keep up the progress.

Installing that booster was the single worst part about that upgrade.

The repeated filing, pounding, test fitting, wedging btw steering wheel and seat. I never want to do that again.

If you don't have one, invest in a 5lb sledge hammer.

 

[theconductor]

If you don't have one, invest in a 5lb sledge hammer.

Yeah, that is today's project!

 

[67coupe]

What booster and MC are you using?

Also, if you haven't cut and flared the left front brake line for the new fitting at the stock prop valve. Get a quality flare tool!!!!!

I used the cheap one and 6 flares, 4 feet of line later and many leaks later. I went and bought a quality one. Sealed on the first flare.

 

[theconductor]

What booster and MC are you using?

Also, if you haven't cut and flared the left front brake line for the new fitting at the stock prop valve. Get a quality flare tool!!!!!

I used the cheap one and 6 flares, 4 feet of line later and many leaks later. I went and bought a quality one. Sealed on the first flare.

It's the booster and mc that came with the kit. 94-95 Cobra. I haven't done the flare yet. I think that I am just going to take the entire brake line down to a local shop and have them do the flare and install the fitting. It will be cheaper than me buying the flare tool anyway...

-k

 

[67coupe]

It's the booster and mc that came with the kit. 94-95 Cobra. I haven't done the flare yet. I think that I am just going to take the entire brake line down to a local shop and have them do the flare and install the fitting. It will be cheaper than me buying the flare tool anyway...

-k

That is the way to go!! I wish I had done this the first time around.