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ace1
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67 rear disc brakes

Anybody do a budget price rear disc brake conversion on a 1967 with power brakes? I already have discs in the front.

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Post Sat May 27, 2006 9:46 pm 
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steve
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Location: ontario

Explorer or Crown Victoria
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Post Sun May 28, 2006 2:32 pm 
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ace1
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What year do I look for?
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Post Sun May 28, 2006 7:53 pm 
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steve
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You can buy a brand new explorer kit through Ford Motorsport I think. As far as wrecking yard picking I would look for 95 and up Explorer and I think 96 or 97 up Crown Vic.
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Post Mon May 29, 2006 5:48 pm 
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russomp
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Cool I did the wilwood for around 600$ racing without parking brakes they make one with parking brakes
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fastmerc
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Ace,

If you are still looking, ignore the info about Explorers etc. It is WRONG! They are large bearing setups and you need small bearing.

You want 91-2002 Crown Vic, Grand Marquis, or Town Car. Two slighty different types in the range here, 91-95 and 96-02. Same princicple, just cost reduced parts in the later ones and minor design change on caliper mounts. Same size rotor and piston so braking will be about the same for the most part.

I have one set of pulled 96 brakes, and I also offer the spacers you need to make these fit properly! Kits are different from the early to the later, so I need to know the type of brakes you have, or the year of the donor.

You can do the whole thing for about $300ish.
Steve

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