scplblacks
November 15th, 2004, 05:08 PM
What is the bolt pattern of the Mark VII, I would like to upgrade the brakes on it and I want to put some 17in cobra "R" rims on it. If anybody could help me I would be greatful. :L
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Mark VII aftermarket rimsscplblacks November 15th, 2004, 05:08 PM What is the bolt pattern of the Mark VII, I would like to upgrade the brakes on it and I want to put some 17in cobra "R" rims on it. If anybody could help me I would be greatful. :L JoshMcMadMac November 15th, 2004, 08:40 PM Brakes are a little difficult to upgrade, as they are relatively specific parts. You can go through www.svpu.com and they have a decent deal on upgrading. Or you can swap in SN95 spindles up front and upgrade that way. The bolt pattern for the MarkVII is the same as the 5-bolt Mustang with a 4.5 x 5 pattern. The cobra-R rims, depending on what you actually get, may require slight modification to fit properly on the front spindles, and will not work with the stock center caps. This leaves three options: grinding down the stock hub a little, spacers, or SN95 swap. All have pros and cons. I used spacers personally, as that was the best bet for my application. JoshMcMadMac November 15th, 2004, 08:40 PM PS - Welcome aboard, and join the NE chapter! Sifrino3 November 18th, 2004, 10:30 PM Welcome Cobra Replicas in picture! scplblacks November 19th, 2004, 11:48 AM Welcome Cobra Replicas in picture! Thoes are just what I want, where can I get my hands on a set of them??? :L Sifrino3 November 19th, 2004, 02:07 PM Ebay~Mustang Cobra Wheels TuBBy November 20th, 2004, 12:12 AM :q:q:q:q, where can't you get em? I got mine from some company in Cali. I could look it up, but I'm sure you can find tons of other places for the same $. MAT88GT November 20th, 2004, 01:24 AM frpp, maromont (sp?), or pick up a mustang magazine pay close attention to the backspacing...there are 3-4 different offsets available depending on the wheel size and supplier Sifrino3 November 20th, 2004, 09:30 AM I got mine for $499! scplblacks November 23rd, 2004, 03:00 PM I got mine for $499! Thanks guys, I am going to get a set when winter is over. Smoker442 February 28th, 2005, 12:18 AM What is the bolt pattern of the Mark VII, I would like to upgrade the brakes on it and I want to put some 17in cobra "R" rims on it. If anybody could help me I would be greatful. :L Wanting a little more "whoa!" power on my '88 and '90, I installed the cross-drilled rortors from Summit (for a 5.0 'Stang, I think) and a set of Hawk pads (a painful $120 for all four)--and the car stops on a dime now! I can really feel the difference, especially after some hard driving, as there's now not a hint of fade. I'd recommend this for anyone looking to match power upgrades with a little safety. The results were honestly more than I expected; I figured at best I'd cut a few feet off the 70-to-0 distance, and that the drilled rotors would at least look trick behind the rims. but no, the difference turned out to be far more than cosmetic...I testdrive new cars for a living, and my LSCs now have as much stopping power as any sport/luxury car you can buy new today. Word. :eek2: SilverFox March 2nd, 2005, 10:52 AM More details on the disks you purchased.....please. Didn't know they were avaialbe through Summit Lincolnlov March 5th, 2005, 09:15 AM Wanting a little more "whoa!" power on my '88 and '90, I installed the cross-drilled rortors from Summit (for a 5.0 'Stang, I think) and a set of Hawk pads (a painful $120 for all four)--and the car stops on a dime now! I can really feel the difference, especially after some hard driving, as there's now not a hint of fade. I'd recommend this for anyone looking to match power upgrades with a little safety. The results were honestly more than I expected; I figured at best I'd cut a few feet off the 70-to-0 distance, and that the drilled rotors would at least look trick behind the rims. but no, the difference turned out to be far more than cosmetic...I testdrive new cars for a living, and my LSCs now have as much stopping power as any sport/luxury car you can buy new today. Word. :eek2: Smoker, Glad to hear of your success with the brakes . Been thinking of redoiing my original brakes on my 90 Mark VII. What kind of cost are we talking for the whole job as a DIY project? You work for Motor Week? Regards, Lincolnlov Rich88LSC March 15th, 2005, 03:24 PM More details on the disks you purchased.....please. Didn't know they were avaialbe through Summit I don't know if there the same rotors cause i didn't get mine from summit but stillen makes cross drilled rotors for Mark VIIs. I put them on the front with stock replacements on the rear with the stillen pads all around. very noticable improvement over stock and after 2 years they are holding up very well. the only complaint is a little groan if you creep on the brakes but i would definately recomend them. the rotors were about $300 a pair from stillen. OldSchool1 March 15th, 2005, 09:00 PM What is the bolt pattern of the Mark VII, I would like to upgrade the brakes on it and I want to put some 17in cobra "R" rims on it. If anybody could help me I would be greatful. :L The lug pattern is 5x4.5 (114.3mm). Just like dry fitting a pair of sneakers on before you buy them .... "Dry before you buy." ND4SPDLSC March 19th, 2005, 03:57 PM Some slotted rotors and EBC Greenstuff pads would do a lot. | |||||
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