Rear brake pad part number

[cop on my back]

Does anyone have the OEM part numbers handy for the Mach 1? The more I look online, the more confusing it gets.
Next will be a stop at the dealer with my VIN. Quicker to get an answer on here.

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[NTXChris]

The part you need is FR3Z-2200-J

https://parts.levittownfordparts.co...hbmcmeT0yMDIyJnQ9bWFjaC0xJmU9NS0wbC12OC1nYXM=

Is there any particular reason you're looking for OEM pads? I'd recommend the PowerStop Z26, if you're replacing them.

 

[Pistol_91]

OEM brake pads are dog shit. All they do is produce brake dust. Like Chris said, power stops. 0 dust. Don't worry it won't void your warranty lol

 

[cop on my back]

When I change rotors I will go with different pads. For now I want a back up set for the track in case the ones on the car get too thin.

Thanks.

 

[Optimum Performance]

When I change rotors I will go with different pads. For now I want a back up set for the track in case the ones on the car get too thin.

Thanks.

R8 G-LOCs will work with the stock front pads and actually give you more rear bite, taking some of the load off the front pads, will also work when you move to a proper front track pad.

https://www.opmustang.com/store/p62...015__Mustang_EcoBoost_PP_-_GT_ALL_Rear.html#/

 

[cop on my back]

R8 G-LOCs will work with the stock front pads and actually give you more rear bite, taking some of the load off the front pads, will also work when you move to a proper front track pad.

https://www.opmustang.com/store/p62...015__Mustang_EcoBoost_PP_-_GT_ALL_Rear.html#/

Will consider once I get new rotors. That will be after the next track day. One more for these rotors and they go bye bye.

 

[IanKar]

R8 G-LOCs will work with the stock front pads and actually give you more rear bite, taking some of the load off the front pads, will also work when you move to a proper front track pad.

https://www.opmustang.com/store/p62...015__Mustang_EcoBoost_PP_-_GT_ALL_Rear.html#/

I just got these R8's to match my DS1.11's in the front. However, concerned that they are just blank backing plates without any notches to slide into groove of caliper piston as well as the notches to locate the heat shields that come with OEM pads. I don't want to put the heat shields on loosely. Should I be concerned about the excessive heat that will transfer into the calipers? I do track my Mach1.

 

[Optimum Performance]

We don't run any of that on Racing pads.

 

[IanKar]

We don't run any of that on Racing pads.

Thanks.

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