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Another question: mustang GT rear brakes


mikkelstuff

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Will I need additional bolts, other than those supplied with my rear drum brakes, to bolt up the Mustang caliper brackets and calipers?
 


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Your going to need to reuse all the bolts you removed from the mustang as you were pulling off the disc system.
 

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Well that's the thing. I didn't pull any of this out of the junk yard - all new stuff. I will have the bolts/nuts that hold the drum brake backing plates on my '02 Ranger. I just don't know if those are long enough.
 

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