::Hey all,
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::I recently acquired a project 67 mustang fastback. The car has spindles and rotors from a 76 maverick...(these are the fronts), and included the calipers and pads as well, but they are not mounted. The calipers look like they are held on with slide pins...but I'm not sure that's how it works. The spindle seems to have a bracket on it that has one threaded hole in it...but I don't really see where the slide pins would go. I have searched for a haynes/chiltons/shop manual to no avail. Do 1976 maverick non power front calipers mount with slide pins? Do I maybe have the wrong calipers? Is there a bracket between the caliper and the spindle? Does anyone happen to have a scan of the front brake parts out of a shop manual or haynes manual or something like that? Any help would be great...i'm pretty stuck here...thanks,
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::Brandon
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:Brandon....remove the set screw and hammer out that pin....that's what holds it on. I just finnished my disc swap and I am so happy

Hey, go to the library and get a Chilton's.....it's kinda' a sketchy set up to figure out and there is a bracket that comes off the spindle...I can't remember if it's part of the spindle or if it bolts on...I never took it off. good luck!