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Question Mustang Brakes

Discussion in 'How Do I...?' started by stroker, Aug 20, 2015.

  1. stroker

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    Hey guys. I need some help. Today I'm getting around to putting my front disc brakes on. I have all the parts and a Speedway kit to install on modified Chevy spindles (already modified). My problem is I don't remember exactly how the calipers fit into the caliper brackets. The part that I can't figure out is the little bowed clip thingy that goes at the top of the caliper. Does any body have a picture/diagram of the assembly or can explain it so that even I can understand? Thanks.
     
    #1 stroker, Aug 20, 2015
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    You can go to the Speedway web site, find the part number of your brake kit and it will have detailed pictures and instructions.
     
    #2 RPM, Aug 20, 2015
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    thanks RPM. I figured it out. I have had the kit for over 20 years and bought it from another guy so i had forgotten all I knew about it.
     
    #3 stroker, Aug 21, 2015
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