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Old February 25th, 2006, 07:02 PM   #1
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Lincoln Lsc 5 Lug Conversion


i found a lincoln mark 7 and i want to get the rear and front spinndels to put them in my 88 fox mustang what if anything is special bout the lsc model what kind of gears dit they come with and what else would i need to do the swap i want to swap to get the rear disc brake setup any help with these would be greatly appriciated
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Old February 25th, 2006, 07:28 PM   #2
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You can use the front spindles but I don't think the rear end would work.
 
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i thought it was a 8.8 rear that comes in lincoln mark 7. why wouldnt it work? wat is the difference between the lincoln and the LSC additon? thanks for the help.
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Old February 26th, 2006, 12:52 AM   #4
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its wider
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will it bolt on ? how much longer than the mustang rear is it ?
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i was talking to a friend that toll me that the Lincoln rear would fit but that the problem is that since is wider i wold be limited to what kind of reams and tires combo i would be able to use what i would like to know is if the lsc model came with a different gear ratio? for street performance the disk brake setup is cool but my car is set up for stray line performance so i don`t know if it would be worth all the truble i just can`t find a turbo cupe rear
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Old February 27th, 2006, 11:34 PM   #7
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Just get some Ranger or Aerostar axles and swap them in. I forget which side, but you get two from either the passenger side or drivers side... can't remember. Much easier.
 
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its the shorter one, you can buy a bracket on ebay to put cadillac calipers on and lincoln rotors for a 5 lug rear disc conversion.....if you do it take pics of the process and post them
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all you have to do when you buy new rims is just buy a set that has a lil more back space..no biggie
 
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If you are looking into doing a swap into your existing car, Ive got a set of 28 spline 5 lug axles out of a 93 cobra. I have everything but the carrier, gears and housing. I have the disc brake calipers, brackets, discs and axles. They should be a direct fit for your existing 8.8. You wouldnt have to change gears or anything. If youre interested, I will take 100 bux plus shipping costs from 71901 to wherever you are.
 
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pics?
 
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Damn that's a sweet deal for someone Bossman.
 
Old February 28th, 2006, 03:59 PM   #13
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that's why I said pics because I'm very interested
 
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Lemme find the camera nad I will post pics. Only reason Im getting rid of them is b/c I bought them for spares before I found out that the guy I bought mine from put in 33 spline axles and carrier. So theyre of no use to me.
 
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Here is a pic.
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And another. The rotors have surface rust on them but dont apear to be warped or grooved at all. they may be resurfaceable or not I havent put a mic on them so Im not sure. I was going to just surface them with an 90 deg grinder and 3M pad then use em. Also, the headers in the pic are Summit brand LTs for a fox w/ a 5.0 of Windsor. They have never been bolted on. I gave @ 100 for them new and ended up not buying the Windsor so I will take 50 bux plus shipping for them if you want them or know anyone that does.
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where you at bossman
 
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Im in Hot Springs Arkansas, zip code 71901. I will have to weigh them so I can get a price for shipping. If you want em just let me know what your shipping prefference is. My email is Gt351bossman@aol.com
 
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zip 23234 it's my wife's work
 
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I dont have a scale so it will be tomorrow before I get em weighed and I will get to you with a few different shipping costs that way you can choose.
 
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