So i actually got some rotors . . .
#1
So i actually got some rotors . . .
So yea after all my bitching about why not to upgrade your brakes . . . i got a set of rotors
I asked for a set and i got them for xmas. I wanted them because i believe my stock rotors are warping (when the wheels are off the ground you turn the tire and you hear the scraping) but only on the front. So i got "Mustang Powerslot Rotors (Front Pair 94-04 GT/V6)" from AM.com They are slotted. . i guess thats good? w/e I just hope they arnt too much heavyer then stock
I guess perhaps i should get some calipers before i do it so i have it all done nice? i duno gimme some sudjestions.
http://americanmuscle.com/94-04-must...ors-front.html
I asked for a set and i got them for xmas. I wanted them because i believe my stock rotors are warping (when the wheels are off the ground you turn the tire and you hear the scraping) but only on the front. So i got "Mustang Powerslot Rotors (Front Pair 94-04 GT/V6)" from AM.com They are slotted. . i guess thats good? w/e I just hope they arnt too much heavyer then stock
I guess perhaps i should get some calipers before i do it so i have it all done nice? i duno gimme some sudjestions.
http://americanmuscle.com/94-04-must...ors-front.html
#5
He's not that kind of guy...
#6
get a set of take off 99-04 GT calipers and pads. They are dual piston (pretty sure if i remember correctly 94-95 is single piston) and they are a better caliper and should bolt right onto your 94 caliper braket. You can find them used for very cheap all over modulardepot,ebay etc....
#7
why do i need rims?
#8
get a set of take off 99-04 GT calipers and pads. They are dual piston (pretty sure if i remember correctly 94-95 is single piston) and they are a better caliper and should bolt right onto your 94 caliper braket. You can find them used for very cheap all over modulardepot,ebay etc....
#12
I liked my old powerslots. I'd go with some EBC green stuff pads for the front and call it a day. Stock pads in the rear should be fine. The stock calipers from 99+ are t3h sh1znit and if you can get a set cheap I'd slap em on. otherwisee, your stock calipers are fine. IF you were a V8 car I'd be telling you to exchange them for 13" parts and a set of calipers.
#13
I liked my old powerslots. I'd go with some EBC green stuff pads for the front and call it a day. Stock pads in the rear should be fine. The stock calipers from 99+ are t3h sh1znit and if you can get a set cheap I'd slap em on. otherwisee, your stock calipers are fine. IF you were a V8 car I'd be telling you to exchange them for 13" parts and a set of calipers.
#14
because the v8 weighs down the front end pretty significantly over the v6, so the front wheel brakes should really be 13" in any high performance application. I manage to find the limit of stock brakes on v8 cars super fast... I've expounded on those experiences before. So you should be pretty familiar with my position on balanced and properly sized braking systems.
The stock brakes are fine for 6ers but slap that v8 in front and you lose all the benefits of the lighter brakes by not having enough heat soak capacity.
The stock brakes are fine for 6ers but slap that v8 in front and you lose all the benefits of the lighter brakes by not having enough heat soak capacity.
#15
because the v8 weighs down the front end pretty significantly over the v6, so the front wheel brakes should really be 13" in any high performance application. I manage to find the limit of stock brakes on v8 cars super fast... I've expounded on those experiences before. So you should be pretty familiar with my position on balanced and properly sized braking systems.
The stock brakes are fine for 6ers but slap that v8 in front and you lose all the benefits of the lighter brakes by not having enough heat soak capacity.
The stock brakes are fine for 6ers but slap that v8 in front and you lose all the benefits of the lighter brakes by not having enough heat soak capacity.
Im not too worried about that stuff
#16
yeah... like I said till you get a v8 in that thing you're ok with stockers. I still like the 99+ calipers though. Much more even application of pad pressure and 2 piston look better IMO.
#17
they do but your year car has the old single piston setup that sucks. look for 99-04 calipers they bolt right on to your spindel i do belive rusty.
#18
they should in fact bolt right up. I've done a couple retrofits to <99 cars. Makes enough difference at high speeds to be worth it. Check the San Fran area Craigslist. There's some dude selling a set hella cheap.
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