What do you think of this kit?

mustangphil

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Ok, this seems like pretty affordable conversion, it's from www.50resto.com and it's $400, but will rims like bullitt and '99 GT and up work with it? Anyone had any experience with it? thanks, phil

 

SeventyMach1

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You cannot "direct link" to 5.0Resto.

 

SeventyMach1

Keep it lubed .... keep it straight .... and keep

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I'm assuming you're trying to get this linked ....

The most economical and comrehensive kit on the market! Kit includes 2 five lug front rotors. 2 five lug rear axles and drums, 2 inner and outer front wheel bearings, 2 front rotor grease seals, 2 axle bearing and seal kits, 1 bottle of friction modifier, and 3 bottles of Royal Purple 75W90 gear oil. This kit has EVERYTHING you need to convert to 5-lug the right way!

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mustangphil

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SeventyMach1 said:

I'm assuming you're trying to get this linked ....

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Yes it is! Thank you.

 

BDASPNY

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BUMP

 

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getusummm

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Chances are, the bullitts will not fit the front. You would be better off just doing the 94/95 spindle, hub, caliper, rotor conversion. The kit you are looking at has a very big bearing cap area, and most of the 5 lug ford rims will not be able to use the center cap because of it. I would look around on Ebay or go to your local U-pull it j/y and get the setup you need. I can get everything I need out of a junkyard here for $100 a car.

The rear will be fine though.