chrysler 4 pot pads

[V8 Sam]

does anyone know if these use the same pads as mustang 4pots?

if not, anyone have/know where to get them from?

as they are super hard to get ahold of here in England and my Dart has the 4 pot calipers

 

[1970Duster]

EBC makes brake pads for them. This has the part number in it.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ebc-dp31157c/overview/make/plymouth/year/1970/model/duster

 

[V8 Sam]

As in the company that do green stuff etc?

 

[1970Duster]

Yes. I use their redstuff pads.

 

[V8 Sam]

So, they are the same as the mustang by the looks of things.

 

[1970Duster]

The part number is what you need. Even if you go looking for a ford or mopar the number should be the same as well as the same price.

 

[Mattax]

The pads are D11. D11 will be stamped on the backing plate somewhere. FMSI = The alpha-numeric is from the Friction Materials Standards Institute and you'll often see FMS or FMSI in front. Some manufactures incorporate the FMSI number into their own part number.

Yes. Same as pad as early mustangs used, and some mid 60s corvettes as well. There's a great little note from Scott Harvey to the team about this. Calipers are not quite the same, but I think the pistons and seals interchange. Routing of the fluid crossover is different and mye guess is the mounting bolts are different.