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I have a 2019 GT PP1. Do I just have to buy the front and rear calipers? Will my other existing parts work? If anyone can tell me what parts to order it would be greatly appreciated.
ModularKid21
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If you have a performance pack car, these calipers (front and rear assuming youâre referencing the Bullitt front and rear calipers) are exactly whatâs on your car now, except painted different colors. So to answer your question, if you were looking at swapping to these, all youâd need is the calipers themselves and new banjo bolt washers
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2015Etrac
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Yes. As long as the rotors, pads, etc. are still good. They run the same pads, hardware, and rotors as the GT PP. You can buy the rears, but it's really easy and fast to paint the stock ones since there's not much too them. I believe the Bullitt rears were like $450? when I priced them out, I've seen some places selling them for $700+ now, which is a lot, considering the only difference is they are red. At that price I'd rather spend the money on some nice 2 piece rotors for the front.
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Does the rear caliper need washers or any kind to replace with the red brackets?
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These parts?
- Right Rear Caliper - KR3Z-2552-A
- Left Rear Caliper - KR3Z-2553-A
- Rear Caliper Brackets - KR3Z-2B511-A (x2)
RichBrew
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youâll need the crush washers for the brake line. I recommend getting them at an auto parts store if you donât want to over pay buying Ford parts.
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same part number as front washers?
RichBrew
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Yes. Or, here, this is half what youâll pay to buy 8 from ford.
10 MM Copper Crush Washers - Pack of 20 - Fits on 10 MM Bolt https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N4D8GJQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_xF6uDb4ZEHN0J
you can probably get an 8 pack for $6 at a local store. You need 10mm inside diameter.
strike-eagle
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I read through this whole thread, but didn't find mention of any pre 18 base model GTs. Will the Bullitt calipers bolt right up to my 17 base model GT caliper bracket? Didn't know if they changed things between the years.
ModularKid21
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Theyâll fit any â15+ gt. Most people in this thread upgraded from their base gt brakes. You either have the pp brakes (6 piston grey calipers and red lettering) or you have base gt brakes (4 piston grey calipers with no lettering). Either way, theyâll bolt right up
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2015Etrac
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Yep. My car is a 2016. They work on all s550's. Just take the old calipers and rotors off and the Brembos bolt right on. Its a really easy install, the hardest part for me was bleeding the brakes, but I've really never done that before so I had a friend help.
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