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calipers
It depends on your calipers The ford designs from the 70's get rusty and will wear out one side of the rotor, the 4 piston KH Mustang ones on my 40 ford spindles are fixed, Most kits have instructions on how to shim the mounts for best operation
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yeah theres no destructions and there for GM calipers. The mounts have threaded holes in them for the axle retaining plate bolts but they don't fit flush against the flange so I'm guessing I'll set them up where the bolts fit and tack them and go from there. Thanks
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do you have the whole kit?if so set it all up
maybee with spacers on the bolts(you said it doesnt fit flush) are the kit and the axle both 9"? if you mock up the whole thing then you will see where to weld why do you want to weld if it bolts on? |
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