1973 Mustang Brakes

Mustang Brakes

Upgrade Your 1973 Mustang's Brakes for Reliable Stopping Power

1973 Mustang Brakes

Mustang Brakes

Upgrade Your 1973 Mustang's Brakes for Reliable Stopping Power

Showing 1-20 of 143

Set Ascending Direction
  1. DBR234
    Baer Brakes Rear Disc Brake Kit Classic Series 10.5" Small Bearing For Non-Staggered Shocks Mustang 1965-1973
    Rating:
    93%
    $583.95 MSRP $749.95
  2. Baer Brakes IronSport Rear Disc Conversion Kit Mustang 65-73 8"/ 9" Small Bearing
    Baer Brakes IronSport Rear Disc Conversion Kit Mustang 65-73 8"/ 9" Small Bearing
    Rating:
    85%
    $808.95 MSRP $1,012.95
  3. DBF367
    Baer Brakes Front Brake System 11" Classic Series Mustang 1965-1969
    Rating:
    100%
    $808.95 MSRP $1,012.95
  4. Baer Brakes Proportioning Valve Adjustable
    Baer Brakes Proportioning Valve Adjustable
    Rating:
    98%
    $71.96 MSRP $92.95
  5. DBR236
    Baer Brakes Rear Disc Brake Kit 10.5" Early Big Bearing For Non Staggered Shocks Mustang 1965-1973
    Rating:
    100%
    $598.95 MSRP $749.95
  6. LL
    Hurst Line Lock
    Rating:
    100%
    $179.95 MSRP $230.95
  7. LLIK
    Hurst Line Lock Installation Kit
    Rating:
    85%
    $72.08 MSRP $90.95
  8. F1616
    Mustang 65-73 Front Drum Brake Assembly To Spindle(16) Hardware Only 1965-1973
    Rating:
    100%
    $28.79 MSRP $31.99
Page
per page

1973 Mustang Brakes

You don't ever want to wonder whether or not your 1973 Mustang's brakes will work. When it comes to safety systems, brakes are quite possibly the most important. Fortunately, with regular maintenance, you can keep your Mustang's brake system operational. If you increase your horsepower and speed, you may also want to increase your stopping power with modern upgrades.

Keep Your Brakes Up To Date

Regular checks of your Mustang's brake system should uncover any issues with brake hardware or your brake lines. You'll also want to routinely bleed your brakes to eliminate any air bubbles which can cause a mushy brake feel.

For crisp stops, you'll also want to regularly evaluate your pads and rotors (for disc brakes) and your shoes and drums (for drum brakes). These parts will need to be replaced at regular intervals. If you're looking for a boost in stopping power that doesn't require substantial modification, then upgrading these parts is a great choice. There are a lot of different friction materials available which can improve brake performance.

For serious stopping power, you should consider big brake kits. These high-performance disc brake kits offer features designed to improve performance. A lot of people also just love the look of a big brake, and they definitely offer a style upgrade in addition to a performance one.

Not the year you're looking for? Check out these years: 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, or 1972 for additional options.