Dynamic Friction Company Disc Brake Hardware Kit P/N:340-54078

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MPN: 340-54078
UPC: 190920005046
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Dynamic Friction Company Disc Brake Hardware Kit P/N:340-54078
Dynamic Friction Company Disc Brake Hardware Kit P/N:340-54078
$8.99

Keep your rear disc brakes quiet, correctly aligned, and easy to service with the Dynamic Friction Company Disc Brake Hardware Kit (MPN 340-54078, also written 34054078). This disc brake hardware kit drops in as a direct-fit replacement for the rear brakes on the 2015-2023 Ford Mustang — see the Buyer's Guide tab for engine-specific coverage. Fresh clips, springs, and abutment hardware help pads seat, slide, and retract properly, which is a common cause of noise and uneven pad wear when the original hardware is worn or corroded.

  • Corrosion & chemical resistance: built to stand up to road salt, moisture, and brake chemicals.
  • High heat resistance: designed to hold up under the temperatures generated during braking.
  • Low coefficient of friction: promotes smooth pad movement in the caliper bracket.
  • Easy assembly & removal: intended to simplify installation during a pad service.

Replacing this hardware whenever you install new rear pads is good practice, helping restore proper pad-to-caliper fit and reducing the chance of squeal from worn or rusted clips.

Frequently Asked Questions

What position does this hardware kit fit?

It is cataloged for the REAR disc brakes on the 2015-2023 Ford Mustang.

What comes in a disc brake hardware kit?

These kits typically supply the clips, springs, and abutment hardware that position and retain the brake pads in the caliper bracket.

Do I need this when replacing my brake pads?

Fresh hardware is recommended with every rear pad service. Worn or corroded clips can cause noise and uneven pad wear, so replacing them helps restore proper fit.

Will this fit my Mustang's engine?

Fitment is listed for the 2015-2023 Ford Mustang. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm coverage for your specific vehicle.

Can worn hardware cause brake noise?

Yes. Corroded or fatigued clips and springs can let pads move improperly, which may cause squeal or uneven wear. If that is the cause, new hardware addresses it.