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This is a discussion on Disc Brake Conversion within the Early Birds [1955-1957] forums, part of the Thunderbird Model Years category; I also got rims and tires, mounted, balanced, with lug nuts, landed in for $1100 from Wheels for Less they ...
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Rims & Tires
I also got rims and tires, mounted, balanced, with lug nuts, landed in for $1100 from Wheels for Less they are American Racing Torqer II 286 VN5155665 15" x 6"/5Bolt x 4½/ 3¼" Rear Space; Tires are Cooper Cobra, 205/75/R15. They just kiss the rear fender a bit when stroked all the way up like when going over railroad trax, and can't use skirts.
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Check Thunderbird Head Quarters and Hills and Rock Auto for front end parts. Also, use silver or black Chassis Saver (magnetic paint) on the calipers and master. The trend is not to keep them totally original, it is to bring them up to the safest technology available to keep the shiny side up.
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brakes, disc, master cylinder, rear sway bar |
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