Who makes whole new front ends?

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TenaciousM

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I'm looking for something with brakes included - big, like 13"rotors - for a 66

Any suggestions

 

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http://www.streetortrack.com
http://opentrackerracingproducts.com

 

70vert

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heh, I love spending other people's money

if you're talking about the sheet metal as well, and you have the $, why not go Grigg's?

http://www.griggsracing.com/oldsite/gr350street.html

it's a front-steering deal with better geometry than the original. About $6k, though, but pretty much considered the ultimate in front end upgrades for the purpose of better handling for the early cars.

 

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bnickel

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or you could do an RRS strut front end and a rack and pinion.

 

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http://www.heidts.com/

 

Route666

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TCP? Or is that too obvious?

 

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bnickel

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also Global west has a new front end for the 65-66 that is really sweet. it's a bolt on like all the other systems but since it's a coilover you can trim the shock towers quite a bit.

http://globalwest.net/1964-66 Mustang Front coilover kit.htm

 

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Also check out CPP (classic performance products) for their front suspension