upgrade granada calipers?

allcarfan

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Are there any upgrades for a granada caliper? I mean, any direct bolt on multi-piston caliper for a granada spindle?

 

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Direct no but a PBR aluminum caliper can be added not to hard.

 

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PBR aluminum caliper? Since when does Blue Ribbon make calipers now? haha.

Seriously, i havent heard of them. Who are they and what does it take to put them on?

 

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PBR dual piston calipers come on 99 and up mustang.

Can be had for about 100 a pair.

 

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Wasn't there a thread on this before stangnet went down. Or did it just go down for me?

Fostang, I sent you a pm, but I'm not sure if it made it through or not.

 

allcarfan

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Cool info on the calipers. However....what needs to be done to make these puppies fit on there? welding? grinding? fabrication?

 

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No pm recieved?

A homemade bracket much like that one used when installing 11" granada rotors on a mustang II suspension using gm calipers.

If I remember right it's not that difficult to do.

Just some patience.

There was a web page that explained it but it seems like has dissapered.

 

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CAD file

Hey Allcar, do you have access to AutoCad? I have the brackets in a CAD file I could send you, or create a PDF and send that.


Ken

 

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tweet....

see if you can send it to me both ways. Allcarfan@yahoo.com.

I might try that online cad program and have them mail the part to me.

Thanks

 

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I'll send the cad file when I get home from work. By the way I found the site where i got the idea and drew my cad file from
site:
http://www.woodyg.com/fairlane/finfo/discs66.html

direct link:
http://www.woodyg.com/fairlane/finfo/brackets.html

 

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Hopefully the links work because I lost my CAD file

 

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tweet66 said:

Hopefully the links work because I lost my CAD file

Click to expand...

the links work great. And thanks so much for them! This doesn't look like that difficult of a project. Now I'm really excited to adapt new brakes on my car.

Thanks again.

 

allcarfan

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the link works...hopefully i can get it clear enough to see the dimensions. If not, im sure i can measure and fab from scratch. thanks again

 

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No problem guys. They're very easy to make I've already have 5 sets made for both Stangs, the 69 Falcon wagon, the 64 Falcon sedan, and a spare for whatever I might pick up next Wonder if the could be adapted to the 62 Econoline van I need to thin the herd a little

 

allcarfan

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think ya might want to sell that extra pair and save me the headache of making some?

 

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Maybe....... I'll let you know tomorrow. I just got a phone call on a 65 Falcon 4-dr I tried to buy a couple months ago. I think she's ready to sell . I've been looking for an old car for my step daughter for a while now and she's into old Fords, I might have had something to do with that I don't know . If I buy this thing I'll need the last set.
Ken

 

allcarfan

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DOH....

well just let me know. Or if you have some spare metal laying around and fab me some up, i will pay ya for them. Less of a headache for me.

 

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I'll see what I can do.

 

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i might be intersted in a set as well if you feel like diong another one

 

allcarfan

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tweet66...

or how about posting some pics of them. I can follow the drawings, but its always nice to have a few snap shots. I dont understand what gets welded. I see the weld symbols, but.....then I get lost. I also dont know what the threaded piece of round stock is for.