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bigger breaks set up for 4 lugs

Old 03-02-2006, 07:06 PM
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5.0 resto or Mustangs Unlimited.

I don't recommend SSBC, I had big problems with them and ended up back with stock after spending an extra $850 on their recommendations for fixes. Here's the best part.... they wouldn't pay any of hte extra eventhough we tried ALL of their suggestions and nothing worked.[:@]
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Old 03-02-2006, 07:24 PM
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twister how better was the just upgrading the 4 lugs then how much better was sn95 if the stang wouldn't had praticaly new cobar r on it i would swap out to 5 lug but the guy put them on right before he decide to sell it.
I went from stock 10 inch rotors to 87-93 11's, drilled with Mark VII calipers up front with drilled drums and oversized wheel cylinders in back, it made the car feel a bit better, little better than a stock 93 that I had. I have drilled the SN95 stuff, and have upgraded the pads. A couple of years ago, a bus pulled out in front of me and I hit the brakes REAL hard and did not lock them. The seat belt left a bruise on my wife's chest. To me, it is now the lowest quality of brakes that I will put on a FOX
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