Rear disk brakes
August 23rd, 2006, 3:09 PM
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Rear disk brakes
I installed a rear disk brake kit on the rear of my 94 s-10 a few years back I know it uses ford thunderbird brake pads but I am not having any luck on finding a rotor that will work any help out there.
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August 23rd, 2006, 9:20 PM
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RE: Rear disk brakes
If you know the company that you got them from I would call them. If not I would take an old rotor to a parts store or two and see if they can take the ones the have in stock and compare them. You may get lucky.
August 23rd, 2006, 9:28 PM
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If you know the company that you got them from I would call them. If not I would take an old rotor to a parts store or two and see if they can take the ones the have in stock and compare them. You may get lucky.
If you know the company that you got them from I would call them. If not I would take an old rotor to a parts store or two and see if they can take the ones the have in stock and compare them. You may get lucky.
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RE: Rear disk brakes
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That would be why you would call the company, or try to find one at a parts store. The company will have a part # and if you find one at a parts store that would be your part #.
That would be why you would call the company, or try to find one at a parts store. The company will have a part # and if you find one at a parts store that would be your part #.
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