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Old 08-24-2008, 09:59 AM   #1
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Default Re: 95 Mustang front brake and Weld wheel issue

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Using Weld Draglites on my stocker in progress. Installed a set of 3" studs in the hubs, attempted to mount the wheel and found that it take 1/2" spacer to clear the wheel from the very fat OEM caliper. This will not work as now I do not have enough thread engagement in the lug nut. I guess I will be looking at new aftermarket billet thin body calipers. On many of the Mustangs websites, there is talk of grinding the caliper body and using spacers, not my cup of tea. Anyone out there have or had this problem??
Thanks in advance............
Charlie Allen
The aftermarket brakes sold by Strange,Aerospace Brakes and Lamb for the SN95, use OEM spindle and only replace the caliper and rotor. My preference is Strange.

Also, you can buy a replacement race caliper from The Brake Man:

http://thebrakeman.com/home

You can also try to get the PBR calipers and brackets from a 1999 or later Mustang in the wrecking yard. The PBR caliper is a 4 piston caliper and the body that faces the wheel is smaller.
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