Reply to "Rotors and Windshields"

panteradougMember

I do not know it as a fact. I am just speculating. Some of the Pantera brake technology came from the '65 Mustang. At least after Ford took a direct involvement.

I would not be shocked at all if the brake rotor for the Mangusta happened to be the same or fit the base '65 Mustang with the four bolt wheels and hubs.

I am not that familiar with the base '65 Mustang that would have had the four bolt wheels and hubs but it is possible that they were for drum brakes only?

Even if that is the source or similar enough to fit the 'goose, much of those rotors no longer exist as originally manufactured.

The current producers of them have combined what was once a seperate hub and seperate rotor, into one piece. Whether or not that will fit the Mangusta spindles and bearings is a complete unknown.

The reason that I mention all of this is that it may give you a starting point on where to find the parts that you need for the brakes? If not, it was worth a shot?

9/15/2310:10 AM

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