Ford 9 inch C5 Disc brakes???
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Does anyone offer a conversion kit to adapt c5 brakes to the 9"? Its a big bearing new end style. Or maybe even the LS1 brakes? Any info would help!
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I do not know anything about the C5 setup, I and most ppl use LS1 stock backing plates and stock rotor, calpier/pads
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ps:just found this
http://www.umiperformance.com/catalo...t99m1c2vdsmtg5
Johnny
ps:just found this
http://www.umiperformance.com/catalo...t99m1c2vdsmtg5
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Ok thanks guys. I just would like to keep c5 brakes all around. i know the C5 rears have the drum parking brake type setup. I may have to adapt the to the Big ford old housing ends.
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Ok.. What is the real advantage of weld on/ bolt on brackets. I would really like to retain my parking brake even though I dont really need it. Its an auto. looking at the GM metric calipers with jeep rotors. You use a weld on bracket