Maximum Motorsports Brake Upgrade Package (BP-1) - 1987-1993 Ford Mustang
Improve the stopping performance of your 1987-1993 Ford Mustang with the Maximum Motorsports Brake Upgrade Package. Designed as an affordable alternative to a rear disc brake conversion, this package combines upgraded front brake pads, rear brake shoes, and stainless steel brake hoses to help reduce stopping distances by up to 15%.
In testing published by Mustang Monthly in September 1993, the complete Maximum Motorsports brake upgrade package achieved an average stopping distance of 114 feet from 60 mph, with the shortest recorded stop measuring just 98 feet.
Features
- Designed to improve braking performance on 1987-1993 Ford Mustangs
- Can reduce stopping distances by up to 15%
- Affordable alternative to a rear disc brake conversion
- Includes Hawk HPS 5.0 front brake pads
- Includes Maximum Motorsports High Performance rear brake shoes
- Includes Maximum Motorsports 3-piece stainless steel brake hose kit
- Tested average stopping distance of 114 feet from 60 mph
- Shortest recorded stopping distance of 98 feet in published testing
Package Includes
- Hawk HPS 5.0 Brake Pads (HB-263)
- Maximum Motorsports High Performance Rear Brake Shoes
- Maximum Motorsports 3-Piece Stainless Steel Brake Hose Kit
Performance Testing
The complete Maximum Motorsports Brake Upgrade Package was tested and featured in Mustang Monthly (September 1993), recording an average 60-0 mph stopping distance of 114 feet and a best stop of 98 feet. Additional information about the upgrade was published in Super Ford (July 1994).
Fitment
- 1987 Ford Mustang
- 1988 Ford Mustang
- 1989 Ford Mustang
- 1990 Ford Mustang
- 1991 Ford Mustang
- 1992 Ford Mustang
- 1993 Ford Mustang
Note: This package is intended as a brake upgrade without converting the rear brakes to discs. Published stopping distances reflect the manufacturer's referenced testing and may vary based on vehicle condition, tires, road conditions, and other factors.
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