Email John at Opentracker Racing. Explain what your situation is (auto parts store). He will talk you through this to your best benefit. You don't want the Granada spindles, due to the difference in steering arm location and resulting bumpsteer. Opentracker has the corrected Granada type spindles that will still work with all the other stuff you can get with your discount. To reiterate, email John and he will talk you through this. Trust me on this.
Granada Disc brake swap on a 1967 mustang.
So, my 1967 mustang has drum brakes all the way around since its just a base 6 cyl car. I've heard of how people do granada disc brake swaps. At the time i didnt think much of it because i just thought to myself "where the **** am i supposed to get a granada?" but today i had the great realization that i work at O'reillys and order brand new granada brakes and get my discount and do a really cheap disc brake conversion on my pony. BUT I still need yall's help. what are ALLLLL the parts i need to change out my drums with granada disc? i already priced the rotors, pads, and calipers as you can see in this picture here.
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Rear brakes do very little on these cars with light ass end making drums sufficient. Disc brakes look nice behind big wheels, but do little to improve stopping distance.
As you figure out which discs to use, figure out how the parking brake will work.
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