ID this rear disc set-up

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time only

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• Aug 26, 2005

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Hi Everyone, First time I had a chance to take the rear wheel off to inspected my no name dise brake set-up. Can anyone help me to ID this ? I am also going to post this on the big board. It was suggested this is a Thunderbird supercoupe rear disc set up. And that the mounting points for the quid shock needed to be moved,but it seems to be in the stock locations but the shock was laying almost flat,the car is lower too. And there is no E-brake cable hook up.

Kin

 

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macjr

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• Aug 27, 2005

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it looks like the ssb/svo disc brake setup that i had on my 88 before i changed over to the cobra setup. is the line that comes off of the caliper a hard line or is it flexible?

 

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• Aug 28, 2005

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macjr said:

it looks like the ssb/svo disc brake setup that i had on my 88 before i changed over to the cobra setup. is the line that comes off of the caliper a hard line or is it flexible?

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Sorry for the late reply,I don't have any internet connection for the past day.

The line seems to be a flexeble line if I remember correctly. Is that important ? I could double check .

Do you mean a SVO rear brake could also be fitted onto a Fox body ? The plot is getting deeper.

 

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• Aug 28, 2005

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Those are not SVO rotors because SVO rotors are 5 lug. I am not sure about the calipers.

 

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• Aug 28, 2005

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i know this is going to sound dumb, but those look just like mine do

 

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• Aug 28, 2005

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Looks like T bird Turbo coupe to me.