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quick 5 lug converion question

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homiegloc

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ok i got rotors of a 1988 mark 7 and noticed the grease seals for the front bearings are bigger than the stock 1991 ones
so i have to get some new ones,

now i was wondering if the bearings are different between the mark 7 and 91 mustangs so i can pick them up tomorrow when i get to the parts store.

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anyone know plz?
 

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I used SVO rotors on mine, I was fortunate enough that the SVO's fit the 87-93 v-8 spindles perfectly. Both the bearings and the seals.
 

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gearheadboy said:
I used SVO rotors on mine, I was fortunate enough that the SVO's fit the 87-93 v-8 spindles perfectly. Both the bearings and the seals.
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PS take your old bearings with you for comparison, or have them pull out new ones and compare to the mark ones.
 

Mustang5L5

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SVO and Mark 7 rotors are the same save for the ABS ring.

I used Mark 7 rotors before and i reused my stock mustang bearings and seals fine. Rotors were the same was the 4-lug ones except for the 1 extra lug
 

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5L5, that's interesting about the ABS ring on the mark rotors. Just did a turbo coupe brake job and bought new stang rotors because the T coupe rotors were $146 vs $41 for the stang. Only difference was the ABS ring. I popped it off the bad TC rotor and spot welded it onto the new stang rotors. How much were the mark rotors?

Jamie
 

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They were approximately $55 each for the ones with ABS rings. I specified a 1990 model and the option for ABS or no wasn't there. The only rotor showing had the ABS rings on them

For an '86 mark 7, they do show 2 rotors. the non-abs rotor was $55 and the ABS rotor was $90.

SO i'm confused.
 
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