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‘Stang Stop Tips – Baer Brakes Upgrade for Our Late-Model Mustang » MCP-0904-baer-13

The original heat shield is retained and the rotor is slipped in place. If there is excessive grease or dirt, clean these surfaces before installation. Check the rotor for an interference with suspension parts, especially the heat shield.

The original heat shield is retained and the rotor is slipped in place. If there is excessive grease or dirt, clean these surfaces before installation. Check the rotor for an interference with suspension parts, especially the heat shield.

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When our Ford Mustang was coming down the assembly line the factory used these little clips to keep the rotors from falling off the lugs. Remove them so the rotor can be removed.
Mount the bracket in this manner using these bolts; they will need to be torqued to 85 ft.-lbs.

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