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GT40 Tech - Chassis,Brakes,Tires,&WheelsChassis and Handling.
Hi Simon,
My only comment is that they are not what they are advertised to be. They are pre "99" not 99-04. They are still good calipers, but being the earlier model means they are smaller bore diameter. For that reason not preferred by me as they have less torque output.
These look identical to what was supplied by Roaring Forties for my kit which I purchased in 00/01. I think they'd be more than up to the task of a 2400 lbs car with good pads and rotors.
I agree with Rob. Earlier Mustang Cobras used these. I've built two Shelby Cobra replicas with this setup. Plenty of brake for a 2200lb car. The front and rear sets are available from Ford Racing Parts for about US$450. There rears have an integral parking brake.
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