Disc Brake Conversion - Step By Step Installation Guide (1967 Ford Mustang)
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Looking to give your classic 1967 Mustang the stopping power it deserves? This comprehensive guide takes you through the entire process of installing a 4-wheel disc brake conversion kit.
In this video, you'll learn:
The benefits of upgrading to disc brakes
What's included in a typical disc brake conversion kit
Step-by-step removal of your existing drum brakes
Detailed disc brake installation process, including calipers, rotors, and brake lines
Bleeding the new brake system for optimal performance
We'll cover everything you need to know, from choosing the right parts to torquing the final bolts. With clear instructions and helpful tips, this guide will have your Mustang stopping on a dime in no time.
Don't trust your classic ride to outdated drum brakes! Upgrade to disc brakes today for increased safety and confidence behind the wheel.
This video is perfect for:
Mustang enthusiasts of all experience levels
Anyone looking to improve their classic car's braking performance
DIY mechanics who want to tackle a rewarding project
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Love of the look of the 65-68 Coupes, just timeless. Coupe over fastback any day of the week. Great looking stance on that one.
We appreciate you watching!
Hey! I know that car! So glad I finally decided to get the brakes converted! What a huge difference in stopping power. Thanks for the great work. She runs like a dream.
Thanks for allowing us to help you get it back on the road! We appreciate it!
Great job u guys! Miss u all , hope you guys are doing good! 👍
ARCO
Thank you sir! Miss you guys too!
Really nice job. Interesting location for those front calipers. Usually they are behind the rotors. Kept waiting for you to say that the skinny dude messed up lol. Nice work fellers.
Hahaha, yep that's how they go! Thank you sir!
@@IronHorseGarage my pleasure buddy. Good to see a video pop up. Wasn’t sure of what happened to ya. I called about a year ago and left a voicemail telling you I am calling about your vehicle extended warranty. That might be why you didn’t call back 😅😅
Could be it.
Awesome video brothers. Thanks for sharing. Keep the content coming. Hope you have an incredible night. Love you guys
Love you Tim! Hope everything is good! Thank you as always!
Hey Will, good stuff, where were the other boy’s, have a great weekend 😆😆
Thank you very much sir! They're around somewhere!
Nice simple little job,definitely a upgrade, nice rig,thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones
Thank you very much my friend!
Honest peytons speed shop sent to your channel. Great video!
Awesome! Thanks for watching and welcome aboard! Great people!
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Where have you been.....
@@IronHorseGarage been here at the mill. Where have you been?
Over here.
@@IronHorseGarage you should come over here
Hmmmm....
Horrible; mislabelling left and right for DIY people🤦.
That's a big, big red flag. Obviously the engineer needs to get called to "the management upstairs" for doing such a bad job. That's playing with people's life. Instead of making them safer with the kit. The engineer missed the exact point of the kit and achieved the opposite. You do that once in my company, big mistake, but people make mistakes. You don't check such a thing again... You're fired. Engineers always need to check their work in my company.
Yep, that's a big one. A normal do it your seller may not have caught that.