countryboy116

really now, I havent seen one for that cheap, ive seen numerous ones for $800-$900 but thats the cheapest ones ive found that include master cylinder and lines, you wouldnt happen to have any names of these vendors would you I would definatly look into those kits

andrewmp6

Talk to http://www.chockostangclassicmustang...ockostang.html

countryboy116

just sent them an email with my needs, hopefully theyve got a kit available that will have the hubs and/or spindles, seems like the right people to be talking to about it though, thanks alot for the link!

jcoby

http://www.discbrakeswap.com
http://www.scarebird.com/ (uses a mixture of junkyard parts)
http://www.vintagevenom.com/front-di...ersion-kit.htm (you'd have to buy sn95 discs from a junkyard or new)

there is one other that i can't remember that sells the granada swap parts - spindles and everything.

countryboy116

wow, im definatly thinkin that the kit from diskbrakeswap.com for like $524 that has spindles and everything is the best deal, its like a sore peter ya cant beat it!

fakesnakes

Just one point of clarity here. Original style discs don't use a hub. The rotor is machined to accept the races, bearings, and seal. There are kits out there that allow you to use newer Mustang discs and calipers with vintage five lug drum brake hubs. Mustang Steve for one sells brackets and hardware that allow you to do this.

I have his kit and for less than $1,000 I'll convert my 67 convertible to four wheel 2001 Cobra R disc brakes. That includes the brackets, hardware, 13" front discs, 11.65 rear discs, four red powder coated Cobra calipers, master cylinder, booster, and p-valve. I got the 5 lug drum hubs from TonyR on this site for the price of shipping and they slide right on to 67/68 drum spindles. Many people convert their v8 drum car to discs and don't need the hubs. If you want to go this way, just ask around.

countryboy116

hm, thanks for that info i did not know that the stock style discs didnt use a hub, so the kit from discbrakeswap.com is the original style and i wont need a hub anyways, and for the price it seems like a great value and will work perfect for what i will be using the car for

HJCRAVER

New 65-67...5 bolt hubs can also be bought from JOHN'S MUSTANG also but still cost about $70.00 each. These hubs will fit a 68 drum car fine. MustangSteve, www.mustangsteve.com has a kit for 1965-73 Mustang that uses 2005-2009 Mustang GT rotors and 2 piston calipers, which are readily available and cheap. The brackets only are $240.00 and you supply the calipers,rotors,and hoses. The advantage is the Mustang rotors are 12-1/2" dia.which is larger than most kits. This setup will probably require 17" or larger Wheels. Steve also carries brackets for the 13" Mustang Cobra brakes which are available on Ebay. Hubert