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'95 GT Diff specs for FFR MKII--any help out there?
I shoved a 95 Mustang GT rear end under my FFR MKII, mostly because I wanted disc brakes in the rear, however it seems to be slightly long for the car. (The body hits the tops of the rear tires on bumps...looks good though.) I need to take it to Sacramento to have it narrowed to--??? I think its 54.5 inches but I'm not sure. Have any of you done this? Also, what rotors are you using on it?
Cheers, Mike Ophidia's slave. |
try FFCobra.com and post this question on the Cobra Grandstand forum. You should get lots of help over there.
I am probably wrong, but I think you only need to change the axles?- |
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