SN95 and Cobra front brakes.... i think im going to do this

Discussion in 'Technical' started by mean_maverick, Mar 4, 2008.

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  1. CornedBeef4.6L

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    mike you would still need to run spacers and the newer mustang offset wheels....
     
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    why would you have to newer mustang wheels the rotor looks like its in the same location by the pic. the bracket is on the back side and your using the same hub.
     
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    The problem is with the size of the wheels. They have to be large enough (diameter and offset) to cover the brakes you are installing. I spoke with Steve about this system months ago. He informed me that even some aftermarket wheels (torq thrusts II's) will not fit due to the curve of the spokes.
     
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    Yup, this is why I passed on a SN95 setup before, I should have taken it tho.

    My current 5 lug wheels wouldnt fit on the SN95 setups, so I was looking for a 85 up set. Now, i'll settle for either set I can get for the Mustang
     
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