GT brakes
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GT brakes
It's to be sure, to upgrade my v6 brakes to the GT ones all I need is this:
http://www.newtakeoff.com/mustang_gt...2005-2009.aspx
I've read post(s) about it, I'm just making sure before I buy..
http://www.newtakeoff.com/mustang_gt...2005-2009.aspx
I've read post(s) about it, I'm just making sure before I buy..
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It's to be sure, to upgrade my v6 brakes to the GT ones all I need is this:
http://www.newtakeoff.com/mustang_gt...2005-2009.aspx
I've read post(s) about it, I'm just making sure before I buy..
http://www.newtakeoff.com/mustang_gt...2005-2009.aspx
I've read post(s) about it, I'm just making sure before I buy..
heres what the kit looks like
http://www.cjponyparts.com/FRONT-DIS...2010/p/M2300D/
Last edited by amustangrocks; 1/8/12 at 08:46 PM.
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Originally Posted by amustangrocks
nope sorry. you dont want those parts from nto. to upgrade you need the larger brackets that the calipers attach too and the rotors. you already have the same calipers the gt uses. you can get the upgrade kit from cjponyparts or american muscle, i`m sure there are other places too. the kits come with the brackets, 2 new oem rotors and new bolts and slide pins if i recall. i got mine from cj on sale once for $125, and will be between $125-$150 most places. of course you need 17" wheels for it to fit also.
heres what the kit looks like
http://www.cjponyparts.com/FRONT-DIS...2010/p/M2300D/
heres what the kit looks like
http://www.cjponyparts.com/FRONT-DIS...2010/p/M2300D/
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hehe, i love when that happens
Last edited by amustangrocks; 1/16/12 at 05:14 PM.
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That kit will work - if you look at the picture of the calipers you can see the brackets are attached. Just remove the bracket from the caliper and swap brackets and rotors and you are done.
The only difference between the NTO kit and the CJ kit is that the CJ kit deleted the calipers and pads and is just sending the brackets.
The only difference between the NTO kit and the CJ kit is that the CJ kit deleted the calipers and pads and is just sending the brackets.
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You will enjoy this upgrade over the stock V6 ones. You really don't know how whimpy the stockers are till you upgrade! I already had 17" rims so I didn't need to do much to upgrade. I had those on my car for almost a year then came across an awesome deal I couldn't pass up. GT500 take off Brembos and picked up a set of front & rear Baer 14" EradiSpeed+ rotors.
Here are Eleanor's fronts:
And the rears:
Here are Eleanor's fronts:
And the rears:
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That kit will work - if you look at the picture of the calipers you can see the brackets are attached. Just remove the bracket from the caliper and swap brackets and rotors and you are done.
The only difference between the NTO kit and the CJ kit is that the CJ kit deleted the calipers and pads and is just sending the brackets.
The only difference between the NTO kit and the CJ kit is that the CJ kit deleted the calipers and pads and is just sending the brackets.
tungsten, those are pretty sweet
#10
You will enjoy this upgrade over the stock V6 ones. You really don't know how whimpy the stockers are till you upgrade! I already had 17" rims so I didn't need to do much to upgrade. I had those on my car for almost a year then came across an awesome deal I couldn't pass up. GT500 take off Brembos and picked up a set of front & rear Baer 14" EradiSpeed+ rotors.
Here are Eleanor's fronts:
And the rears:
Here are Eleanor's fronts:
And the rears:
Did you have any issues installing the calipers? i am seriously considering this upgrade for my car now.. seems like since i installed my 20's i pretty much need to throw an anchor out to stop..
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Thanks!
#13
The GT500 Brembo's bolt on where the stock V6/GT calipers go. As far as using the Baer rotors all you need is a 3mm spacer before putting on the rotor. For the rear rotors you use the relocation brackets from Baer and there are no issues. If your 20" rims aren't at least 9" wide they might not clear the Brembo's so some spacers will need to be used.
cool...
thanks for the info.
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