ok i searched and found the site that lists every way to do the 5 lug swap..
cool i decided i wanna go 94-95 spindles,brakes,calipers,rotors,soft lines etc.. my first question is do i need to change the mc for this as i plan on leaving the rear drum for noe?
this leads to my next question.. what year ranger axles do i need to use as i see here there are axles for 83 to 92 on ebay for 100 ea. plus shipping .. will those work?
cool i decided i wanna go 94-95 spindles,brakes,calipers,rotors,soft lines etc.. my first question is do i need to change the mc for this as i plan on leaving the rear drum for noe?
this leads to my next question.. what year ranger axles do i need to use as i see here there are axles for 83 to 92 on ebay for 100 ea. plus shipping .. will those work?
Beasty306GT
Active Member
get the axles from the junkyard will be cheaper
i figured that after i posted but not to be a dick what year i asked and u didnt answer.. or im assuming it doesnt matter..nd im guessing 2wd axles because of the track width right
LiquidGT
Member
--Ranger/Bronco II: I4/v6 2.3, 2.8, 2.9L (83-92) 2x Driver-side Axles 29 5/32” long,
(Do not use 4.0L parts)
--Aerostar (86-97) 2x Passenger-side Axles
I just pulled some the other day for $16 a peice.
Chrome_Rust
Member
The answer to the most important question is, yes you need to change the MC.
The stock MC can't even handle going to the slightly larger lincoln front calipers.
That is not entirely correct...
I have MK VII calipers on my 93, with 1998 grand Marqui rear discs. Save for the wilwood prop. valve, and the gutted stock prop. valve. the car stops NOW, no pedal fade or anything. it has the stock 4cyl booster and MC...
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