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06-24-2003, 06:12 AM
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Location: South Carolina
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[QUOTE[B]either have a machine shop drill for a new bolt pattern, or use he right wheels. you would also need to build a caliper mount to use on the mustang spindles. [/QUOTE]
Luckily I'm a modelmaker by trade so fabrication isn't a problem.  So you can use the standard drum brake 5 lug spindles? I've got 2 cars, 1 has a 4 lug pattern with drum and theother has 5 lug with drum. The Pinto rotors and calipers have a 5 bolt pattern. That's why I'm confused.  |
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