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Old 12-16-2015, 11:34 AM
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I started out with this:
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No one wants to stop on drums brakes anymore.. and they're made for the 6 cylinder, so that's probably not going to work, either.

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Pulled the drum and here we are. What's cool about a 1966 and up Mustang is that they wear the same spindles for V8 and 6 cylinder.

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So tear all the brakes off, including the lines and you're left with a bare spindle. Ewww. Naked.

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This is the attachment for the new 4 piston calipers. It slips on behind the backing plate.

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I bought Summit brakes, because I know that they're really just rebranded SSBC.

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If you haven't bought one of these tools, it will change your life. Not really, but you wont have to pack bearings against your palms and end up looking like a toddler after a bad spaghetti episode.

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Tap the wheel seal in and install the front bearing, washer, spindle nut and cotter pin after setting bearing lash.
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