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Improvements for the Ford Mustang Braking System


 Historically, the Ford Mustang is America’s favorite “Pony Car”. A Pony Car by definition means an economical sports car. However, this economical sports car is required to compete against automobiles like the Corvette and Viper in many racing circuits. In order to better compete; Mustangs must be modified, often heavily, from their showroom stock condition.
 Modifications to the Mustang’s braking system are limited to what is available in the Mustang aftermarket. As such, the aftermarket has yet to address two common weaknesses in the Mustang’s braking system. They are: a lack of a front disk cooling device, and rear brakes that utilize disks larger than 11.65 inches in diameter.
 This paper discusses the design, fabrication, and testing of prototype parts to eliminate these two weaknesses in the Mustang’s braking system.