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Originally Posted by MX6_DeeDz
what year 500, the mid 2000's have a weird ebrake system where you have to put pressure on the rear piston and rotate the piston to make it go back into the caliper
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Many of the brakes that fit our cars work like that already.
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Originally Posted by monoxidechild
id say give it a try. the five hundred/taurus shares alot of the mazda6/fusion chassis. and even rides on a GG chassis. so since the mazda6/fusion stuff works. theres a chance the five hundred/taurus stuff might also.
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I have to say the 500/taurus is not related in any significant way to the 6/fusion.
For one the 500 is a very large car, much larger than the others. Second the 500 uses a completely different suspension setup. The front end is a strut suspension with the rear looking like a big Volvo sourced setup. Very un like the rear shared with the 6/fusion/3 ans focus.
If it is ifact based on the G platform it has ben changed so completely it really dosnt matter. Remember the millenia was a G chassis car as well and nothing interchanges there.
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Originally Posted by dabckid
I opted for the Fusion brakes for now but I think I am going back for the five hundred brakes to play with. The fronts look like I should be as simple as drill and tapping one hole.(but don't quote me on that)
The backs will need a bracket made up to make everything line up.
May be a good sideline winter project.
We shall see.
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I'm all for new brake options but be carefull with any physical mods to the brakes.
A member here did claim to have fitted mustang cobra calipers and rotors and that should allow the same fitment of the 99+ mustange 12" rotors and 2 pot PBR calipers as well. I think the 500 front calipers might infact be the same calipers possibly with different brackets.