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1962-1969 Ford Fairlane Front Classic Disc Brake Conversion 4261561ROverview: A period correct upgrade that stops like modern hardware, this kit uses Baers original 2 piston pad guided calipers (red powder coat, D412 pads) and 11. 29" slotted, drilled, zinc plated rotors with integral hubs. It arrives complete with premium bearings (races installed), dust caps, brackets, stainless braided hoses, and hardware, fitting select 14" and most 15"+ wheels. For proper line pressure, pair with a 15 16" master (or 7 8" for
Overview:
A period-correct upgrade that stops like modern hardware, this kit uses Baer’s original 2-piston pad-guided calipers (red powder coat, D412 pads) and 11.29" slotted, drilled, zinc-plated rotors with integral hubs. It arrives complete with premium bearings (races installed), dust caps, brackets, stainless braided hoses, and hardware, fitting select 14" and most 15"+ wheels. For proper line pressure, pair with a 15/16" master (or 7/8" for manual brakes); larger masters will require excessive pedal effort.
Features:
- Aluminum, 2-Piston, Pad Guided Caliper
- Red Powder Coated Caliper w/Black Baer Logo
- Slot, Drill, Zinc Plated Rotor Finish
- Stainless Braided Brake Hoses
- Uses Common FMSI D0412 Brake Pad
- Modern Brakes for Small Wheels at an Economical Price
Specs:
- Brake Hose DOT Approved: Yes
- Brake Pad FMSI Number: D0412
- Brand: Baer Brakes
- Caliper Color: Red
- Caliper Piston Quantity: 2
- Caliper Type: Floating
- Friction Material Composition: Ceramic
- Grade Type: Performance
- Hose Material: Stainless Steel Braided
- Lug Count: 5 Lug
- Minimum Wheel Diameter: 15 in
- Rotor Construction: Vented
- Rotor Outside Diameter: 11.29 in
- Rotor Thickness: 0.940 in
- Rotor Type: 1 Piece Integral Hub
- Solid Or Vented Type Rotor: Vented
- Surface Type: Slotted, Drilled & Zinc Plated
- Template: D200A
- Wheel Lug/Bolt Pattern: 5x4.50
- Wheel Stud Size: 1/2-20
- Part Number: 4261561R
Applications:
- Fits:
- 1962-1967 Ford Fairlane with OEM Drum Brake Spindles
- 1968-1969 Ford Fairlane with OEM Drum or Disc Brake Spindles
- 1963-1967 Ford Falcon with OEM Drum Brake Spindles
- 1968-1969 Ford Falcon with OEM Drum or Disc Brake Spindles
- 1965-1966 Ford Mustang with OEM Drum Brake Spindles
- 1967-1969 Ford Mustang with OEM Drum or Disc Brake Spindles
- 1968 Ford Torino with OEM Disc Brake Spindles
- 1969 Ford Torino with OEM Drum or Disc Brake Spindles
- 1966-1967 Mercury Comet with OEM Drum Brake Spindles
- 1968-1969 Mercury Comet with OEM Drum or Disc Brake Spindles
- 1967-1969 Mercury Cougar with OEM Drum or Disc Brake Spindles
- 1968 Mercury Cyclone with OEM Disc Brake Spindles
- 1969 Mercury Cyclone with OEM Drum or Disc Brake Spindles
- Use with a 15/16" master cylinder (or 7/8" for manual brakes) as larger master cylinders will require excessive pedal effort.
- Fits some 14" Wheels and most 15" Wheels
- 5x4.50" Wheel Lug/Bolt Pattern
- 1/2-20 Wheel Stud Size
- Front Disc Brake Conversion Kit
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★★★★★ 4
An Overview of an Oft-Overlooked History
Format: Kindle
Depending on your ethnicity, you may, or may not, know a lot about Africa. This book summarizes the Continent’s history, highlighting the major events and occurrences that contributed its current geopolitical state.
Africa today is made up of 54 countries, 2000 languages, 20% of the Earth's land mass, and 1.4 billion people. It therefore should play an important part in the World, today (which it does, but one that rarely makes the headlines in USA TV or newspaper coverage.) The Author covers, Slavery, European Colonization, Africa’s part in World Wars One & Two, and the various Religious histories going back to the time of Christ. Since the author is American, there is a portion devoted to the USA’s main relationships with different African Nations. All this culminates in a surveillance of the numerous African Civil Wars of the last 50 years leading to the reality of the current geopolitical scene. The section on Dictators and Revolutionaries is limited to one of each. I’m guessing there could have been more. Still, if you are looking for an overview of Africa as it is today and what contributed to its present situation, this is an excellent beginning point.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2022
★★★★★ 3
OK short read
Format: Kindle
Reasonable short read. Have to doubt the facts since the author writes FDR was alive in the 1950's and he leaves out the Haitian genocide in his narrative.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Very educative
Format: Hardcover
A really fascinating events about Africa.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Good general snapshot
Format: Paperback
This book does not serve as an academic textbook, which may not meet your specific needs. For more detailed information or clarification, it would be beneficial to access online resources or consider purchasing a college textbook. It met my needs.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2024
★★★★★ 4
A fascinating read
Format: Kindle
I found Modern Africa to be a fascinating read, because, having grown up in the 80’s, places such as Libya and Ethiopia were always in the news, but I didn’t understand their backstories. Modern Africa does a great job of laying out these stories, but in a way that doesn’t overwhelm the reader. I look forward to reading more from the author! They do a great job of making history relevant and make me want to learn more!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2022