Front disc conversion

1

10secgoal

Active Member

Dec 1, 2003

2,801

3

49

San Diego

Feb 12, 2004

#1

• Feb 12, 2004

• #1

Anyone know what else I can look for, for front brakes on a 67 mustang other than granada and maverick. I need back up if I can't find them in the junk yard out here.

 

12sec67

Active Member

Oct 6, 2003

1,301

1

36

San Diego, Ca

Feb 12, 2004

#2

• Feb 12, 2004

• #2

mavericks will work but might need some differefnt outer tie rod ends.

 

T

thedanman40

New Member

Feb 12, 2004

10

0

0

Feb 12, 2004

#3

• Feb 12, 2004

• #3

I got my front disc complete from www.mpbrakes.com. this link should take you to the 67 mustang disc brakes kit http://www.mpbrakes.com/db1523p.htm

 

D

D.Hearne

New Member

Sep 29, 2000

11,730

6

0

south louisiana

Feb 12, 2004

#4

• Feb 12, 2004

• #4

Lincoln Versailles, Mercury Monarch & Comet, 71-73 Stangs, 70-71 Torino's. Oh and try the classifieds here on StangNet.

 

12sec67

Active Member

Oct 6, 2003

1,301

1

36

San Diego, Ca

Feb 12, 2004

#5

• Feb 12, 2004

• #5

10secgoal(Dustin), i might be stopping by the junkyard sunday morning if you want some spindles.

let me now what yearmake/model your looking for... and i'll ship them to you if you make me some Caltracks (Dustracks)

 

K:^P

Member

Apr 25, 2003

67

2

9

OCCal/BACal

Feb 13, 2004

#6

• Feb 13, 2004

• #6

D.Hearne said:

Lincoln Versailles, Mercury Monarch & Comet, 71-73 Stangs, 70-71 Torino's. Oh and try the classifieds here on StangNet.

Click to expand...

would '69-70 Mustang/69-73 Cougars work also? Do they need a special tie rod or something. Just curious.

 

M

meganjoe

New Member

Sep 27, 2002

35

0

0

The Poconos

Feb 13, 2004

#7

• Feb 13, 2004

• #7

12sec67 said:

mavericks will work but might need some differefnt outer tie rod ends.

Click to expand...

i put 76 mavericks on my 68...you do need mav., granada outer tie rod ends..Joe

 

M

meganjoe

New Member

Sep 27, 2002

35

0

0

The Poconos

Feb 13, 2004

#8

• Feb 13, 2004

• #8

thedanman40 said:

I got my front disc complete from www.mpbrakes.com. this link should take you to the 67 mustang disc brakes kit http://www.mpbrakes.com/db1523p.htm

Click to expand...

thats a nice set-up but my 76 maverick set-up only cost $250.00 for everything..including the master cylinder..joe

 

7

70Machwon

New Member

Feb 12, 2004

35

0

0

Bay Area, CA

Feb 13, 2004

#9

• Feb 13, 2004

• #9

I got mine from mustangs plus and I was able to use the origional front spindels (they were drum), its a very nice conversion kit from SSBC (Stainless steel brake company or corporation, i can't remember), 4 piston calipers, brake lines, proportioning valve, new MC
not sure if you were looking new or used, but if you want new, thats the way to go, it is one of the few things that is actually bolt on.

 

D

D.Hearne

New Member

Sep 29, 2000

11,730

6

0

south louisiana

Feb 13, 2004

#10

• Feb 13, 2004

• #10

K:^P said:

would '69-70 Mustang/69-73 Cougars work also? Do they need a special tie rod or something. Just curious.

Click to expand...

Yes they will work also.