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06-25-2003, 08:52 AM
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Location: South Carolina
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I went to a Pinto Message Forum (yes they do exist
 ) to find out IF Pintos came with a 5 bolt pattern.Turns out in 75, Ford started to do the V8 Pintos with a 5 bolt pattern. My question, would the spindles off a granda/maverick work with a 5 bolt PInto rotor? I don't see why it wouldn't as I would guess the rotors for the 5 lugs would be the same across all platforms. Even if it is not a Pinto rotor and caliper, they are stamped Ford Motor Company on them. FOMOCO or whatever it is (can't remember). Even later year Mustang II's had the 5 bolt according to the pinto forum because the rotors and calipers are interchangable. I appreciate all your help in this. |
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