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09-12-2006 06:23 AM #1
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mustang 2
Could anyone tell me how to or what is needed to mount s-10 rotors and brakes on mustang 2 spindles.Also is this the best way to go.Its going under 36 chevy coupe.Thanks
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09-12-2006 06:31 AM #2
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Just wondering why you want to use S10 brake parts on a mustang front end.Charlie
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09-12-2006 06:46 AM #3
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I agree with CF, MMII rotors and brake parts bolt right on, and they are super cheap. I think you can even get bigger diameter ones if you want. You can also get various bolt patterns if that is your concern.
Don
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09-12-2006 07:13 AM #4
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Bolt pattern
Bolt pattern was main reason,trying to match rear chevy patern
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09-12-2006 07:31 AM #5
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Rambler Pacers used MII stuff, and have Chevy bolt pattern. The X member is also a bit wider, making it a good choice in some cars.
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09-12-2006 07:47 AM #6
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Everybody that sells MMII rotors carry Ford and Chevy redrilled patterns.
Much easier, cheaper way to go.
Don
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