Reply to "OEM TYPE ROTORS"

rockyMember

Rob -

You need to buy several sets of these, for a couple of reasons....

1. So that you can report back to the group that they work well with our existing Pantera Hubs and Studs....

2. So that you can tell us any issues you had with the installation.....

3. To keep this vendor in business, and producing these rotors so that after you complete Steps 1 & 2, the rest of us can all pile on and buy them.

I also like Doug's suggestion of Lincoln rotors & calipers, and the Girlings on the back.

TRIVIA (True or not?): I thought that the spindles on our Panteras were the same as Pinto spindles. The bigger Mustang spindles (Doug refers to them cutting in in mid '70) came after our cars were designed...

2/29/166:19 PM

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