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ed650
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going to do cobra front brakes on my fox, I have the following parts :
95 gt spindles
cobra calipers
13 inch rotors
adaptor fitting for passenger side
do I need I really need brake booster / master cylinder from a 94+ mustang or can I stay with my stock ones, also do I need a proportion valve?
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410w Hatch
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Posts: 1744 | From: menlo park | Registered: Apr 2010
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Greasy
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You'll need a spacer for the castle nut on the spindle, you will NOT need a booster, master, or a proportioning valve, stock will work.
[ September 11, 2012, 02:12 PM: Message edited by: Greasy ]
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LXjames
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You have the caliper brackets right?
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King Lx
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ed650
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Originally posted by Greasy:
You'll need a spacer for the castle nut on the spindle, you will NOT need a booster, master, or a proportioning valve, stock will work.
So other than the spacer am I complete?
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410w Hatch
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Greasy
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Looks like it, do you have the '94 and up brake lines too? I don't know if stock Fox will work.
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I think u could put fox a arm ball joints that way u dnt put washers
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Greasy
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Originally posted by 87 coupe:
I think u could put fox a arm ball joints that way u dnt put washers
Do you mean '94-'95 ball joints in a Fox A-arm? If that's what you're talking about then yes you can do it, I spent $150 on OEM SN-95 ball joints. He could go that route but spacers are cheaper.
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Originally posted by 87 coupe:
I think u could put fox a arm ball joints that way u dnt put washers
actually jose thats the reason he needs washers. the fox ball joint is to tall so you need a spacer .330 thick to set it right. or he could run the steeda ball joints for piece of mind
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King Lx
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The spacer you need to install on Fox balljoint was with the spindles as well as the mounting bolts for the calipers, so you are good to go.
If I recall correctly you said the calipers came with hoses already attached which if you get the Weatherhead 7828 adapter for hose to metal line adapter you will be good to go.
If you have any questions or problems with the install please feel free to contact me by phone.
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Lol yeah that's whT I ment I was at work and Typed that real quick that's what I have on my sN 95 frot set up with sN 95 ball joints woops
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