Brake upgrade

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    rachjake Member Supporting Member

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    I may have posted this before, but it is worth a second look.
    Check out the "Big brake upgrade for Granada spindles" by
    daveoxide on the Vintage Mustang Forum.
     
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    'Got a link?...
     
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    I just went to the search forum on Vintage Mustang Forum and searched "big brake upgrade for Granada spindles".
    You might have to join the forum, but it is worth it.
     
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    T.L., thank you for providing the link. I am not very computer savvy. I hope you found the article interesting.

    Thanks,
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    I found it very interesting, and I would do it if my stock front discs weren't practically new.
    My 17-inch wheels would clear the 12.5" rotors, and I would go with the 13.2" if they clear...
     

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