Fst Blk
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What is the spindle nut size? Looking to put the rotor on to make my car a roller, so I need to know what the bolt size is that secures the rotor to the spindle.
Bill
Bill
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granada disc setup
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Opentracker
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I did a google and found this.
Hex Size (In): 1-1/16 Inch
Thread Size: 5/8-18 Inch
You can get them here.
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detai ... &ppt=C0062
Hex Size (In): 1-1/16 Inch
Thread Size: 5/8-18 Inch
You can get them here.
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detai ... &ppt=C0062
Fst Blk
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Thanks John, didn't even think about Google :whis
BTW, got those parts. Thanks.
Bill
BTW, got those parts. Thanks.
Bill
Fst Blk
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John, know anything about putting 99-04 Mustang GT PBR 2 piston calipers on the granada setup?
Bill
Bill
Opentracker
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I'm putting that set up on one of our cars right now. I haven't tried it out yet, the car's still on the lift.
The kit uses the alum caliper, the special bracket and a rotor that is a little thicker to work with the alum caliper.
The kit uses the alum caliper, the special bracket and a rotor that is a little thicker to work with the alum caliper.
Fst Blk
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"midpack" said:
That's what I'm looking to do. I found it online, but very little info out there on it. Got any pics of the bracket and spacer. I have limited access for the fab work, but if it's not too involved, I'd like to try it. I need new calipers anyway, so stepping up to a 2 piston is a no-brainer if I can.
Bill
Fst Blk
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Did you feel a big improvement over the single piston granada caliper?
Bill
Bill