Wildwood rear brakes help ?

[Nelson jr]

Hi guys well I installed my rear end today and the suspension but it appears I have something missing on my brackets for the calipers. I purchased the rear end from FFR and the wildwood brakes. There is a braket that comes with the wildwood set that attaches to the calipers but that braket will not attach to the FFR rear end. It appears there is a braket missing. Any thoughts. ???? Ty for the input.
Nelson

[GT-Tom]

My Wilwood brakes came with brackets that fit my Ford 8.8 rear but the rear was not the Moser axle. Can you post pictures?

[Nelson jr]

I don't know how to post the pictures. There is a braket with two threaded rods that attach to the caliper. That same braket has two holes. I assume to attach to the rear end. But the hole pattern is off not even close. I assume there is a part missing.

[oldguy668]

Who sold you the brakes?

[Nelson jr]

These are the wildwood brakes that FFR sells I
Bought all of it thru FFR.

[GT-Tom]

My Wilwood brakes came in a box from Wilwood. There were instructions in the box along with the adapter plate that bolts to the axle. I have the upgraded Wilwood brakes but the mounts should be the same. I will take some photos when I get home.
Tom

[Nelson jr]

I have the same it came in wildwood box I just saw in the assembly book there is a brackets that bolts to the rear end 4 bolts that's apparently missing. Should this be a FFR supplied part ?

[GT-Tom]

The adapter should be #1 in the attached instructions and is "C" shaped. All mounting bolts should come from Wilwood and they even include the torque specks for their bolts in the instructions. If I recall there were more than one bags of bolts. One with shims for attaching the caliper and another with adapter bolts.

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Tom

[Nelson jr]

That must be what's missing. I appreciate all the information.

[Nelson jr]

A rurally I just realized I have the c shaped braket what's missing is the part that bolts onto the four bolts ok the rear end the braket to be installed you need to remove the rear end shafts

['33 BOD]

The Moser rear end has a four hole flange welded about 1 inch from the end of the axle housing. The "C" shaped bracket from Wilwood bolts to this, then the caliper bracket (with the 2 threaded posts) bolts to the bottom 2 holes of the "C" shaped bracket. The offset on the caliper bracket should be positioned so the 2 studs are closer to the differential, not the hub.

['33 BOD]

Also I had to use a different # of shims, adding or subtracting, (not following the directions) to keep the caliper centered over the rotor.