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Baer Brakes Classic Series 10.5 Inch Rear Brake Kit Ford 9 Inch Early Big Bearing Housing Ends (Staggered Shock Applicatons) Red W/Staggered Rear Shocks – 4262722R

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  • Baer Brakes 4262722R 10.5 inch rear brake kit for Ford 9 inch early big bearing housing ends
  • Built for staggered rear shock applications, with a red powder coated single-piston caliper and integral park brake
  • 1-piece slotted, dimpled and zinc plated rotor with D0627 FMSI pads
  • Rear calipers, rotors, brackets, fasteners and stainless braided hoses with fittings are supplied
  • Park brake cables are not included

Description

Overview

The Baer Brakes 4262722R is a 10.5 inch rear brake kit for Ford 9 inch early big bearing housing ends, designed for axles that use staggered rear shocks. It converts the rear end to a disc brake setup with a red powder coated single-piston caliper and a 1-piece slotted, dimpled, zinc plated rotor.

The Classic series is a cost effective, full feature drum to disc conversion for owners who want modern braking. The system fits most wheels of 14 inch or larger, but not every wheel style will fit, so compare the supplied template with the wheel you plan to run. The caliper is a floating design, and the pads are the common D0627 type with ceramic friction material.

Shoppers checking a staggered-shock 9 inch disc brake kit will find the rotor size, pad type, bolt pattern and axle flange stated plainly in the sections below.

Key features

  • Modern single-piston caliper with an integral park brake
  • Red powder coated caliper finish
  • Slotted, dimpled and zinc plated 1-piece rotor
  • Stainless braided brake hoses with DOT approval
  • Uses the common FMSI D0627 brake pad with ceramic friction material
  • Floating caliper design, performance grade

Identifying your rear axle

Identifying the axle comes before any other step in a rear disc conversion. Bearing housing style, flange pattern and shock mounting layout all decide which bracket and rotor set will line up. Measure and compare these features against the parts list rather than from memory, because similar-looking axles from different years can differ in small but important ways.

Once the axle is confirmed, look at the wheel side. A larger rotor and caliper can reduce clearance behind the spokes or inside the wheel barrel, so test-fit the wheel before final assembly. Brake lines, the parking brake linkage and the wheel bearings are worth inspecting at the same time, since any of them can be worn enough to cause trouble after the swap.

  • Mark the axle flange style and shock mount layout
  • Test-fit the wheel over the rotor and caliper
  • Inspect brake lines and parking brake linkage

Specifications

Brand Baer Brakes
Part number 4262722R
UPC 844165054856
Rotor diameter 10.5 inch
Rotor type 1-piece, solid
Rotor thickness 0.504 inch
Rotor surface Slotted, dimpled and zinc plated
Caliper 1 Classic, floating, red powder coated
Pad FMSI number D0627
Friction material Ceramic
Brake hose Stainless steel braided, DOT approved
Minimum wheel diameter 14.0 inch
Wheel lug/bolt pattern 5×4.75, 5×4.50
Axle flange Ford 9 inch early big bearing
Fitment notes Staggered rear shocks
Park brake Integral in caliper; cables not included
Template V120V
Grade Performance
Country of origin USA

Vehicle fitment

The application is the axle: Ford 9 inch early big bearing housing ends with staggered rear shocks. Confirm fit for your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Torino and late big bearing housing ends use a different axle flange, so they are not covered by this application. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Confirm the early big bearing housing ends and the staggered shock mounts on your axle before fitting, because the brackets depend on them. Use the V120V template to check that the planned wheel clears the 10.5 inch rotor and the red caliper. Brake work is safety critical, so have it installed and bled by someone experienced with disc conversions.

What’s included

Parts in the kit are the rear calipers, rotors, mounting brackets, fasteners, and stainless braided hoses with their fittings.

Not included: Park brake cables are excluded from this package and come separately.

Specification

Shipping weight 47 lbs
Package dimensions 16.25 × 15.5 × 15.5 in
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Wheel bolt pattern (in)

5×4.75/5×4.50

Rotor diameter

10.5 Inch

Rotor type

1-Piece

Country of origin

USA

Questions & Answers

Will the Baer 4262722R fit a Ford 9 inch Torino axle?

No. The kit is made for Ford 9 inch early big bearing housing ends with staggered rear shocks. Torino and late big bearing ends use a different axle flange style, so confirm your axle flange and shock layout before ordering.

Does the 4262722R kit come with park brake cables?

No. Park brake cables are excluded from this package and come separately. The Classic caliper has an integral park brake, so the cables are the only park brake piece missing from the box.

What rotor and pad does this kit use?

The rotor is 10.5 inch, 1-piece and solid, with slots, dimples and zinc plating, and it is 0.504 inch thick. The pads are FMSI D0627 with ceramic friction material, and the caliper is red powder coated.

What minimum wheel size does the kit need?

The system fits most wheels of 14 inch or larger, with a minimum wheel diameter of 14.0 inch. It cannot guarantee fit with every wheel style, so compare the V120V template with the wheel before fitting.

How do I tell if an axle has staggered shocks?

Look at the rear shock mounts on each side of the axle. Staggered shocks sit at different positions along the axle, while non-staggered shocks line up across from each other. Confirm the layout on your own vehicle before ordering any kit.

Should the brake fluid be changed after a disc conversion?

Yes, flushing the system is a sensible step after installing new lines and calipers, since the fluid is exposed during the work. Bleed each caliper fully and use the fluid type labeled on the master cylinder.

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