Mustang rear disc brakes for your ranger--Oregon

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Jun 10, 2009
  #1  
Up for sale is a set up to put disc brakes on your stock ranger rear end. They are off a 95 Mustang GT. You have to cut the brackets so it'll fit on the inside of your axle flange. Its easy to do.

Included:
  • Calipers
  • Caliper mounting bracket
  • Axle mounting bracket (the one you have to modify)
  • Anti-moan brackets

What you'll need to finish the swap:
  • Rotors of your choice
  • Pads of your choice
  • Soft lines

This is a much easier, cheaper, and better than an expo rear end for disc brakes.

$100 + shipping

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Jun 12, 2009
  #2  
Heads up: This will work on all 7.5" axles and 8.8" 28splines.
Jun 12, 2009
  #3  
any how tos on doing this swap... i've been itching for rear disks for a while... preparationH didn't even help....
Jun 12, 2009
  #4  
Ben....get expos...they'll bolt up to your 31spline axle. These CAN work, but you'll need a bracket CNC'd for you to fit the axle brake flange. Grant...pipe in young grasshopper.
Jun 12, 2009
  #5  
i am interested as well. direct bolt on to the 8.8 28 spline huh?
Jun 12, 2009
  #6  
The mustang guys do this swap all the time.
Here is a link to show all you have to do.
Just cutting the axle mounting bracket so it slides onto the inside of the axle flanges.

SN95 Cobra rear brakes and Fox length axles - Four Eyed Forums

Sorry, only works for the 28spline axles only. 31spline use the expo rears, they'll bolt up so your big bearing axle flanges.
Jun 12, 2009
  #7  
How about hooking up the e-brake?
Jun 12, 2009
  #8  
From what I've read it hooks up like normal, but you need to run a spacer (piece of metal tubing) between the caliper and the slack in the soft tubing cover of the ebrake cable...like so:



PS...what is up with your sig quote? lol...
Jun 13, 2009
  #9  
who's quote? my wife was looking at the pic from the couch, and i am sitting in my recliner at an angle. she thought i was looking at bondage equipment lol.
Jun 14, 2009
  #10  
you modified the anti moan brackets yet?
Jun 14, 2009
  #11  
Quote: you modified the anti moan brackets yet?
No. The anti-moan brackets bolt right up. You modify the axle mounting brackets, like so:


That way they fit on the back side of the axle flange, like so:
Jun 14, 2009
  #12  
ok, so the moan brackets only need to be modified for use on the mustang.
Jun 14, 2009
  #13  
i would sfdothis if i had the cash, im sick of my drums either locking up at the slightest touch or feeling my front end sliding because the rears arent even braking...

hopefully no one wants these so i can snag them at the end of summer haha. good luck
Jun 14, 2009
  #14  
Quote: ok, so the moan brackets only need to be modified for use on the mustang.
Correct. This is what the swap looks like on a ranger 8.8 axle:
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You only need to modify the axle mounting bracket for rangers. Mustangs have a bunch of extra crap on their axles because they don't use leafs.

Quote: i would sfdothis if i had the cash, im sick of my drums either locking up at the slightest touch or feeling my front end sliding because the rears arent even braking...

hopefully no one wants these so i can snag them at the end of summer haha. good luck
Get a loan from the parents. Tell them for safety of your life and others on the road, you need to replace them to discs


Jun 15, 2009
  #15  
Quote: Get a loan from the parents. Tell them for safety of your life and others on the road, you need to replace them to discs
Look at this kid, was born a salesman I tell ya!
Jun 15, 2009
  #16  
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Get a loan from the parents. Tell them for safety of your life and others on the road, you need to replace them to discs
i wish. i think them paying for my school and rent is more than enough
Jun 20, 2009
  #17  
SOLD!!!!!



mods please close.
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