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I'm looking to run some PBR's up front on my 86 LX. Anyone running them and if so any pointers? I know I need to use 94+ spindles and grind them at the "ears". Are there any issues for the brake lines?
These seem to be a good cheap upgrade. Thanks. |
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I had some on my '84 XR-7 and then on my '80 Z7. I just wound up using braided stainless lines. No problems with the brakes though.
IIRC I did swap to the 1" bore MC. The application I used was an '80 Mk6, but I think it's also called the "TownCar" m/c.
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Grind the spindles if you're using 94/95 version. Othet than that If you get the MM stainless braided lines for the 87-93 GT from Maximum Motorsports they will come with both standard and metric Banjo bolts. My braided hoses bolted right onto the hardlines of my 86.
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What are you guys using for disc rears with the PBR fronts? ...Aside from swapping to an SN95 rear axle?
I know what Chuck W. used on the Z7 Ben |
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I'm going with a LSC rear end. I'm not worried about the width as I'm just going to roll the fenders.
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i've got the pbr fronts, tooks a bit of grinding, not much at all. really easy and totally worth it.
i'm using 94 spindles and a bumpsteer kit.
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On the 86 Capri, I plan to use Cobra brakes front and rear 13" front/11.65" rear
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83 GT Turbo 84 GT Turbo (on it's way) 84 RS Turbo (Rotter) 86 Capri (Project Green Bean) |
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Also need spacer for the castle nut on the ball joint.. Or replace the ball joints with some from a 94-95 mustang.. When I put the PBR's on my 86 I put new ball joints instead of the spacers..
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We just finish this installation on a friends 85 GT on Sunday.
You will need the following. 94-95 spindles, we did not have to grind them, maybe got lucky. 94-95 Ball Joints. 99+ Calipers, mounting brackets, brake lines and pads, we used the stock soft lines from the 99 with one adapter, I'll try and get you a parts number for this adapter. On the rear we installed a complete rear end from a T-Bird TC running 3.55 gears and disk brakes, we will change the axles and brake rotors to 5 lug from a 94-95 GT. M/C and Booster from 94-95 GT. Gut stock Prop Valve and install Wilwood Adj Prop Valve. Running 95 Cobra R rims. |
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My car has the 94-95 spindles and Mach 1 (grey colour) calipers and required no grinding to install.
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'86 Notch autocross beotch (fast bucket of rust) '94 Crown Vic Daily Driver (t-lok swap/worn out shocks but the battery stays in place once again!) |
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