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Old 04-15-2011, 09:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Apogee View Post
Odds are that you have the Ford big-bearing "Torino" housing ends with the 2.00 x 3.56 rectangular pattern and 2.50" brake/axle offset dimension. If that's the case, you can get the rear Explorer discs for dirt cheap through SVO, Currie, etc set up for your wheel pattern, pressumably 5x4.75. They're solid disc, but they have better than average internal parking brakes and should satisfy your desire to compensate for blowing your budget on rear suspension with your brakes.

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yes they will be torino ends. So rear ford explorer rear disc brakes work? What year? They would be a simple bolt on with this rear end? Sorry ive always messed around with imports and right now im trying to learn about this car and the language.


Second thought can I have DSE make my rearend ends be able to bolt up to ls1 brake system off of a early 2000 camaro?

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