Well I figured since I had all the stuff that I would just slap in the front brakes tonight. Figured 2 hours if there are issues...... so 4 hours latter I am done. :lol:
So the swap is pretty easy and not too expensive if you do it right. Here is the final break down:
Bullitt calipers: $190 shipped. Buy the Cobra ones for $229 though and reuse your old banjo bolts.
Brakemotive rotors: $100 shipped.
Spinning wheels braided stainless lines: $153 shipped.
Ford OEM banjo bolts: $49
6- Ford OEM banjo bolt washers: $4
Blue brake fluid: $15
Apex power bleeder: $68
Rotor re-drilling: $80
Paint: $19
So thats $678 all together and the power bleeder will be used many many times. I also could have saved another $30 if there was a better machine shop around. Save another $10 by going with the Cobra calipers and reusing the old bolts. And the braided lines are not needed but I wanted them. And you can save $10 buying regular brake fluid so really you can duplicate this for $381.
The hardest part of the install was the brake lines. Had I kept stock then I could have done this in 45 minutes. You have to cut the stock bracket and then drill holes for the new bracket. That part of the car is thick and self taping wasnt gonna do it. Even busted a drill bit.

So after getting them in I bled them out untill the fluid was solid blue. Nice and clean.

I also swapped the fuel filter while I had the wheel off.
Here is the bracket. I first cut it like this because I was trying something out.... didnt work. So I cut it flat which you can see in the installed picture. Tried to make it look OEMish.
And of course I had to do the mandatory size comarison shot that we haveall seem a thousand times. :lol:
Before:
And after.
I also upgraded the floor lights to something brighter. In the pics it looks blue but they are white. I had a bright standard bulb in there but it started to melt the plastic if the door was open more then a minute. So I found some LED lights for $3 on egay.
LED on the drivers side and regular bulb on the passenger side.