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1970 Fairlane Track4 Brake System Front 4261293HO

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1970 Fairlane Track4 Brake System Front 4261293HOFits 1970 Ford Mustang, 70 71 Fairlane, 70 71 Torino & 1970 Mercury Cougar, 70 71 Cyclone, 70 71 Montego w OE Disc Brake Spindles Features: 2 Piece, 4 Piston, T4 Caliper Manufactured in Phoenix, AZ CNC Machined from US Sourced Forged or Billet Aluminum Powder Coated Finish Stainless Steel Pistons, Abutments and Noise Suppression Clips Staggered Pistons to Minimize Uneven Pad Wear Dual Seals, Dust Weather & Pressure 1 Piece Slot, Drilled, Zinc Plate

Fits 1970 Ford Mustang, 70-71 Fairlane, 70-71 Torino & 1970 Mercury Cougar, 70-71 Cyclone, 70-71 Montego w/OE Disc Brake Spindles


Features:

  • 2-Piece, 4-Piston, T4 Caliper Manufactured in Phoenix, AZ
  • CNC Machined from US Sourced Forged or Billet Aluminum
  • Powder Coated Finish
  • Stainless Steel Pistons, Abutments and Noise Suppression Clips
  • Staggered Pistons to Minimize Uneven Pad Wear
  • Dual Seals, Dust/Weather & Pressure
  • 1-Piece Slot, Drilled, Zinc-Plate Rotor

Specs:

Applications Ford Mustang 70 (w/Disc)
Applications Ford Fairlane 70 (w/Disc)
Applications Ford Torino 70-71 (w/Disc)
Applications Mercury Cougar 70 (w/Disc)
Applications Mercury Cyclone 70-71 (w/Disc)
Applications Mercury Montego 70-71 (w/Disc)
Axle Front
Brand Baer Brakes
Caliper T4
Caliper Color Hugger Orange
Disc Brake Caliper (Front) Piston Quantity 4
Disc Brake Caliper (Front) Type Fixed
Disc Brake Pad FMSI Number D0749
Disc Brake Rotor (Front) Construction Vented
Disc Brake Rotor (Front) Outside Diameter 13.000IN
Emission Code 6
Export Description Brake Components
Fitment Notes w/OE Disc Brake Spindles
Grade Type Performance
Hose Material Stainless Steel
Lug Count 5 Lug
Min Wheel Dia (verify using template) 17IN
Product Line 13 Inch Track4
Product Type 13 Inch Track 4 Front Brake Kit
Prop 65 (C, R or CR) CR
Prop 65 - Long Label WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Toluene Diisocyanate, and Nickel which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Prop 65 Yes/No Yes
Rotor Thickness 1.100IN
Rotor Type 1-Piece
Surface Type Slotted, Drilled & Zinc Plated
System Notes Designed to be used with OE Ford spindles
Template Q082H
Title Track4 Brake System Front
Wheel Lug/Bolt Pattern 5x4.50
Wheel Stud Size 1/2-20" x 2.25"

Application:

Year Make Model Submodel
1970 Ford Fairlane
1970 Ford Mustang
1970-1971 Ford Torino
1970-1971 Mercury Cyclone
1970 Mercury Cougar
1970-1971 Mercury Montego
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