Modern Rodding

CPP Modular Brake Kit and Spindles

There’s an old expression that states: “You shouldn’t drive faster than you can stop.” Notice we wrote, “shouldn’t,” given the fact many rodders don’t always do what they should do when they should do it! But the smart ones realize getting out in front of a problem is the best way to avoid a problem. Something all of us should always closely watch is our hot rod’s braking capacity. Knowing this we thought it a good idea to take a look at what’s offered from Classic Performance Products (CPP) in the way of stopping power for one of the most popular brake systems used in our world.

One of if not the most popular swap in our hobby is the Mustang II front crossmember with IFS. It has shown up under every kind of hot rod imaginable and for

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