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#136789 01/18/2007 1:01 AM
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I have install a stock mustangII front end in my
1948 gmc 1/2 ton . dont know what it came out of
Iam going with air bags my ? is it has like 9 or
10" rotors on it know asumming they are ford.
has any body swap for chevy rotors and where did you find them. next I just bought a 4 link kit
from jegs has any body got any experiance in the
installtion. I am puting in a 8" heavy c-notch in
also. and Iam uaing 2b7 airlift bags. in the frount and rear. thanks for any knoledge.

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You might check with Heidt's, I believe that they make a spindle for the mustang 2 front end that uses GM itermediate rotores and calipers. It's supposed to be a bolt on setup.


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You can also get after-market Mustang II rotors that have the Chevrolet bolt pattern.


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Acutally, if you have Mustang II spindles, there are forged brackets available to mount 10.5" GM rotors (4.75 bolt pattern) and mid 80's GM calipers to those spindles. Stainless Steel Brakes Corp and Progressive Automotive have these. Probably a few other companys as well.

P.S. I've heard of a few problems with the flame cut steel brackets not fitting and bending.


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